Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

Very sad to hear. RIP, Craig.

Still glad to be here!

Regards,
Dave

Very nice looking trio!!

Thanks for posting, John. I'm blown away by how long it takes to buff a guitar. You should be very proud of preserving "craftsmanship" instead of constantly looking for mechanized ways to take people out of the product.

I had never seen a Rickenbacker acoustic in person, but was delighted to see two at the Olivia's Vintage Guitar booth at the Arlington Guitar Show. Beautiful! Check Olivia's web site for examples.

I am the proud new owner of a Rickenbacker 360/12V64, Fireglo, vintage 1987. Just received it last week. It is virtually flawless, especially for a 23-year-old guitar. I have noticed that the finish seems discolored, or marred near the Toaster pickup grommets, which appear to be collapsed and ...

Thanks, Scott. I was thinking about the 12-saddle bridge. Interestingly, it seems to have pretty good intonation as is. That's a one-day opinion, however. Good suggestion!

It's a 1987, and was one of the early ones that slipped by with Ric-O-Sound... it's really flawless for a 23-year-old guitar.

The latest addition to the stable (360/12V64)... I'm excited!

Mmmm... this one was good!!

I think the 381/12V69 is a very flexible guitar, and I love the toasters. I can get all the Ric sounds if I finagle with the controls. I also think the right amp helps, as with all electrics. Mine's a Traynor YCS-50, very flexible and nice tube sound. But besides all that, it's a "work of wood art ...

Welome to Dallas, Kenny. Stay in touch!

Beautiful, classic Ric, Ellen. Enjoy!

Beautiful! Congrats!