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Over on the RIC forum, John Hall posted this in response to questions about 325C64:
"The real debut for these and something else will be at the Yokohama Music Fair in early November."
Anyone care to take a stab at what the "something else" might be? I doubt it would be related to the 75th anniversary, as that would probably be more suited to the January NAMM show. A few years ago, these showed up in Yokohama although they were for the Japanese market only.
http://rickbeat.com/modelslibrary/4003vpcb/4003vpcb.htm
http://rickbeat.com/modelslibrary/36012v66/36012v66.htm
Hopefully the "something else" will be available in North America this time.
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I believe the "something else" models will have f-holes. There have been other hints about this from Mr. Hall on the RIC website Forums.

"Rose Morris" reissues would be my guess. I think we could see a "1996" which is very similar to a 325C64 or a "1993" based on the 360/12C63.
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Whoo Hoo! Don't let me down Kevin, you've promised now! (LOL)
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Yep, a complete line of Rose-Morris reissues will be terrific. As somebody said, "Don't let me down!"
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Then we Northern Americans better place our orders for "something else" right NOW! Lemme get out the checkbook.... Oh wait, what was it again?

I wonder if it could be a 6-string 360c63. So far it's only available as a twelver, right? That might be contrary to the "Harrisonesque" quality of the re-ish, but still, the v64 was available as a sixer.
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Anyone know exactly when the fair is this year?
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Post by 8mileshigh »

Yeah - but John said no binding????
So no 1993 Image ??????????
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Begins end of next week.
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That's soon, I like that. Image
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Ooh, one of you's is right!
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So Kevin's right............right????
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Nice try Graham.... Image
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Post by studiotwosession »

When Rickenbacker introduces a new model(s), one might assume they will post a press release on their site with all the juicy details on said model(s) the day of release?
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Post by steve_hershberger »

While it's nice to dream about whatever might constitute a 75th anniversary model (or COTY or whatever), it's also best to just wait and see what they might be when they're announced.

Then everybody can wait a few more years until you can maybe actually see one in person. "Maybe" being the operative term here. ;-)

Hey, I'm just a realist - so kill me if you must. ;-)
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I think we're all just dabbling in idle speculation, purely for fun. I can't see any of us tricking JH into spilling the beans before he's ready! Whatever it is, I know I'll have to have one if I can!
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