Can a six string Rick be fitted with 13s?

[corey]

Basically, the 360 is a slightly more "deluxe" version of the 330. Here are a few notes:

- Both models only come with TWO pickups, either Vintage or Humbucking (the 340 and the 370 are the three pickup versions of each model)

- The 330 has dot fret markers, the 360 has the triangular inlays

- The 330 does not have neck binding, the 360 does (some people find the lack of neck binding on the 330 a good thing, as far as added space on the fretboard)

- I believe the 330 is a bit more "accoustic" in it's design than the 360 and generally speaking, the 360 is more suited to "Rock", if you will. That's an over-simplification, but I think you get what I mean.

- If price is an issue, the 330 is a bit cheaper than the 360.

Overall, both are fine instruments and I chose my 360 over the 330 mainly for vain cosmetic reasons (I like the triangle inlays and not dot fret markers)

Hope this helps.

[dannyboy]

Just to add my 2 bits! I did not notice a difference in the sound between my 360 and my 330. I must say that I preferred the neck action of the 330. And of course, I think that the 360 has definitely more charms!!!

[corey]

Dan,

Yeah, I didn't notice a difference either when I played both back to back. I've just read a lot of opinions that people find the 330 more accoustic for some reason.

Ah, who knows....they're both sweetness on the ears.

[stanley]

The triangular inlays in the neck would make ME choose the 360. I would also go for single coils rather than Humbuckers. Thanks A LOT!

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