Rickenbacker 350
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Rickenbacker 350
Just a quick question on Rickenbacker 350's - Does anyone know what model years were produced with Hi Gain pick ups as opposed to the Toaster style pick ups?
Len
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The 350 V came about in '94 with toasters, prior it was a standard model, or Liverpool. There is a shot of the 350 with Hi-Gains on the RIC site under the Gallery photos in the 1980's decade pictures on the second page.
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Stan: I realize that they are simply building guitars with the styling/playability that people want, but there is a historian hiding deep down inside me. The 350 is designed to provide a 325 look without the 3/4-scale neck. The 660 is designed to provide a 620/12 look with a wider fingerboard. I myself prefer to learn how to deal with the short scale and the narrow fingerboard for authenticity.
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Randy, isn't a simpler explanation that you like the fingerboard that matches your mind? (LOL!!!)
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Jeez...don't know what came over me...
Sorry, Randy. I had a "Grammy Attack" or sumthin'...
Sorry, Randy. I had a "Grammy Attack" or sumthin'...
“I say in speeches that a plausible mission of artists is to make people appreciate being alive at least a little bit. I am then asked if I know of any artists who pulled that off. I reply, 'The Beatles did.”
― Kurt Vonnegut
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