350v63 1st Ric
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Graffman71
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350v63 1st Ric
I just purchased a 350v63 Jetglo. It was a bit of an impulse purchase and I had a few questions.
First of all I see that people have waited years to get these. Did I just get lucky to see one in stock at a store? I purchased it to play and not as an investment; however if I wanted to sell it will it likely go up in value.
I was thinking about doing the volume modification as well as replacing one of the toasters for humbuckers. Is this a good idea.
Also if anyone uses an Egnater Tweaker and has any suggestions for AMP settings it would be appreciated.
First of all I see that people have waited years to get these. Did I just get lucky to see one in stock at a store? I purchased it to play and not as an investment; however if I wanted to sell it will it likely go up in value.
I was thinking about doing the volume modification as well as replacing one of the toasters for humbuckers. Is this a good idea.
Also if anyone uses an Egnater Tweaker and has any suggestions for AMP settings it would be appreciated.
Last edited by Graffman71 on Thu May 17, 2012 4:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: 350v63 1st Ric
What year? The "wait" usually refers to new ones.
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Re: 350v63 1st Ric
Hi and welcome,
I think a picture would help ! You mix up the numbers a little bit. there is no359v63 guitar ! Is your guitar short scale ?
changing pickups is not a good idea if you want to keep it original.
greetings Peter
I think a picture would help ! You mix up the numbers a little bit. there is no359v63 guitar ! Is your guitar short scale ?
changing pickups is not a good idea if you want to keep it original.
greetings Peter
All you need is love and a rick !
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Graffman71
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Re: 350v63 1st Ric
Sorry. I meant a 350v63. Brand new. It has toasters.
Re: 350v63 1st Ric
If you plan to swap out the Toaster for an HB-1 (Rickenbacker's humbucker) there shouldn't be a problem since they share the same footprint. You could always re-install the Toaster if you ever decide to sell the guitar. On the other hand, if you like the HB-1 and keep the 350V63 (and why wouldn't you?) you could probably sell the Toaster for more than you paid for the HB-1. Now, if you're talking about a full sized humbucker, well then all bets are off.Graffman71 wrote:I just purchased a 350v63 Jetglo. I was thinking about doing the volume modification as well as replacing one of the toasters for humbuckers. Is this a good idea.
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Graffman71
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Re: 350v63 1st Ric
The humbucker would be the ones made by Ric.
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Re: 350v63 1st Ric
Hi,
Now it is clear ! But please give us some pictures !
Thanks
Peter
Now it is clear ! But please give us some pictures !
Thanks
Peter
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Graffman71
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Re: 350v63 1st Ric
Here is a pic of my new 350v63. Sitting next to it is the Cobain Inspired Mustang. The Mustang is the guitar I take with me to lessons. The ric stays in my house and in the case when I'm not using it.
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Re: 350v63 1st Ric
Hi Alan,
congrats ! great guitar, thanks for sharing!
Peter
congrats ! great guitar, thanks for sharing!
Peter
All you need is love and a rick !
