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Yeah, it's quite something to think the 325 probably would have been discontinued had Lennon chose a different guitar.

Maybe I should have said it this way- Who played a 325 back in the late 50s, early 60s who maybe didn't even know Lennon played one.

We all know John made the Ric 325 very famous. However, I was wondering if anyone else, famous, played a 325 around the same time because they liked the guitar and not just because of Lennon?

This makes three for me: 325C64 (Jetglo), 360/12 (Fireglo) and 4003 (Jetglo).

Obviously doesn't know what he's talking about.

musicfan37 wrote:I hoping to purchase and then be able to keep at least one 325. I'm envious. You have an awesome collection!

Just received my new 325C64 yesterday.

I already have both editions of Beatles Gear. Is there any reason to get the new third ?

After having a V63 and having to sell it (major bills and not working), then having a C64 delivered and having to return it (major medical bills), I just received my new C64 yesterday! This one is staying. It was like Christmas opening the shipping box and then the inner box.

I have a Gibson Les Paul Classic and I couldn't be happier. It has wonderful sustain and the "1960" neck feels great.

I've never seen this one. Thanks for sharing.

Yes. It's the 1965 Sullivan appearance.

I love this shot of John with his 325.

1980 - 1984 Contraband
1984 - 1989 Antioch

I've heard "Seasons of Love" played several times on the radio from a station that has played continual Christmas songs since Thanksgiving.

The "middle" position.