Is This a 330/12VP??
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Is This a 330/12VP??
Hi all...
I just traded for this guitar, and am a little unsure of the model number...
It's an M1 serial number, so January of '98...
Toasters (with foam pad), and Schallers...
Pics here:
http://s231.photobucket.com/user/e_stam ... 330%2012VP
Looks to be a 330/12VP, but I'm having a hard time finding any info about what denotes "VP", even in the Rickenbacker 12-string book, or this forum...
The Registry only has 7 of them listed, so was this a rare or limited model??
OK, thanks for the help...
Bruce
I just traded for this guitar, and am a little unsure of the model number...
It's an M1 serial number, so January of '98...
Toasters (with foam pad), and Schallers...
Pics here:
http://s231.photobucket.com/user/e_stam ... 330%2012VP
Looks to be a 330/12VP, but I'm having a hard time finding any info about what denotes "VP", even in the Rickenbacker 12-string book, or this forum...
The Registry only has 7 of them listed, so was this a rare or limited model??
OK, thanks for the help...
Bruce
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Re: Is This a 330/12VP??
VP means Vintage Pickup - so a guitar with the good old toasters.
Re: Is This a 330/12VP??
Ahhh, OK...Hotzenplotz wrote:VP means Vintage Pickup - so a guitar with the good old toasters.
Thanks!
Sure wish they would have sliced off a few frets, too...
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Re: Is This a 330/12VP??
Yep, that would be a nice option!
But RIC is busy enough to assemble what they are assembling already. - And now there is the W series as a new highlight for the customers.
- So no need to trouble the own success in these days.
I wish they had a company workflow software that allows more choices for customers. As long as they already have enough to do it will stay a dream...
But RIC is busy enough to assemble what they are assembling already. - And now there is the W series as a new highlight for the customers.
- So no need to trouble the own success in these days.
I wish they had a company workflow software that allows more choices for customers. As long as they already have enough to do it will stay a dream...
Re: Is This a 330/12VP??
Yep...!Hotzenplotz wrote:As long as they already have enough to do it will stay a dream...
This is the first "modern" Rick 12 I've owned, and I'm certainly enjoying it as much as the vintage examples...
Beautiful guitar...
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Re: Is This a 330/12VP??
Now You made me snoopy: Which vintage ones do You own?
Re: Is This a 330/12VP??
I've owned several 60's 360/12s over the years...Hotzenplotz wrote:Now You made me snoopy: Which vintage ones do You own?
And this thing, which was my go-to 12 for many years:
viewtopic.php?f=104&t=395144
I think I want to eventually wind up with a 660/12, which looks to be the perfect 12 for these large hands...
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Re: Is This a 330/12VP??
Oh!
That's looking like a "disarmed" 366/12! (Because of the filled holes in the top.)
http://s231.photobucket.com/user/e_stam ... t=3&page=1
You don't still own her, do You?!
That's looking like a "disarmed" 366/12! (Because of the filled holes in the top.)
http://s231.photobucket.com/user/e_stam ... t=3&page=1
You don't still own her, do You?!
Re: Is This a 330/12VP??
Nope--sold to a member here...Hotzenplotz wrote:
You don't still own her, do You?!
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=410835
B.
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Re: Is This a 330/12VP??
Yes, it needed some work as You described in the ad...
But good too know it has its next life here in the RRF!
But good too know it has its next life here in the RRF!