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What do you want to know? oh I guess I just wanted to vicariously enjoy hearing someone talk about how much they loved this incredibly scarce guitar I priced a 12 string version and it's about $2,689 ... these 6 stringers are $3,089 I don't have the $ for either. but at least I know that the 12 str...

Who has one of these !! ?? I see that GC in Concord, CA still has one in stock. Given that they made < 50 ? > of these .. I'd figure they'd all be snapped up! GC also shows one in Portland, Maine. I got a quote from them: and they are asking $3,089 so.. does that mean that 48 of them have found home...

oh my gosh ive been away from the forum because im discovering the virtues of Gretsch oh my gosh oh my gosh !!!! not only is this an incredible looking guitar but im so happy to see RIC stepping outsite the box and trying some new things... I love it i so wish i could afford one now ( and the 12 str...

LenMinNJ wrote:Any news about last year's hidden-in-the-back-room 350v89 (aka 350MC)?

ya! This is the model I've been waiting < .. and waiting and waiting to hear news of !!

Stunning !!

I have a RIC 620.. .. and have never played a guitar with P90's

since my reading says -- P90's are a meaty sounding single coil..

I'm wondering how the Hi-Gain compares to a P90 ??

Interesting.. cruising' Wildwood guitar site and came across this listing which advertises the " upgrade to Toaster " option.. and when looking through their other RIC listings.. this is the ONLY SKU - this particular 330/6 Fireglo - that offers the option.. http://www.wildwoodguitars.com/...

Since there were questions.. I emailed Chris at POTR His reply: Yes, the original Hi Gains are included, since they were part of the purchase price of the guitar. If they were to be an issue with the replacement toaster pickup, we would handle that, not Rickenbacker. Seems like a win-win idea all ar...

I haven't been surfing the forum much of late..( so maybe this has been discussed ) .. but I do try to check out Pick of the Ricks on a regular basis. I know RIC has the backlog issue.. so model selection remains static on an evolutionary scale.. but I've always wondered: how hard would it be to jus...

.. so as my 330/12 JG has a serial # of 10 20 ( and looks fine ) it is the 20th week.. and has a UV cured finish.. which is. a harder finish ? than previous finishes I've done nothing but occasional / light dust cleaning with a cotton baby diaper - no cleaning solutions. I do have some Scratch Docto...

My 2008 620 FG.( vertical orientation.. in natural sunlight ) Note both horns are completely dark.. and edges darker than: an example of a 2010 I pulled off the web.. where the lighter color can be seen up into the horns.. and edges are not as dark. Seems to me that around that 2008 time frame.. FG ...

Clifton's mando page link shows exactly what I have on my 2008 620/6 FG. A dark perimeter.

I"m surprised to see this on a new FG.. as most recent guitar pics I've looked at .. and my friends example of a 2010 .. are lighter perimeter FG's..

HI Clifton, I agree with you re: a period of time it seems the fire-glo had variance.. a DARKER outer edge. It could have been in the 2008-2009 time frame. I have a 2008 620/6 FG (will post a picture later ) that has this harder darker perimeter.. so I guess the "3 tone" .. compared to mor...

I hope you have a great Birthday Mr. Hall ( since we're not quite on a first name basis yet..

that said: Thank you and your family for keeping the revered Rickenbacker an institution of excellence !

Mark LaHaie

I busted out the 330 on a couple songs during my nightly practice. It's just not the same -- everything's there, but the old Rick, though it sounds great, doesn't do it anymore. Switched back to a Strat, and the magic was back. Truth be known.. Really seems like you answered your own question.. The...