Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

The color in the picture of the 92 is fairly accurate. It's a beautiful specimen.

I ordered one in the summer of 1995 - a 370-12WB in Fireglo. It arrived in September 1996 and it was stunning. Unfortunately I also suffer from being unable to play properly within the traditional Rickenbacker 12-string spacing so I wound up selling it a few years back for quite a profit. I was told at the time it was the last one to come out of the factory. If only I had kept it...I still couldn't play it! I bought a 660-12 earlier this year and haven't looked back!

jingle_jangle wrote:Like this?





( Funny you should ask...)

But it's NFS...

G O R G E O U S !

Elys has got that one now.

Has anyone got a pic of a Burgundyglo WB?

Well, I guess THAT's been answered.

I sold Kevin that 370/12WB. That thing was practically NOS when it was 11 years old, right Kev?

brian wrote:

OOOOOOH, this one's especially GORGEOUS!!

gingerly wrote:Wow... I just got serious GAS for an Azurglo 360 WB 6 string to match my Burgundyglo 12... anyone ever seen one of those?

I have the 24 fret version to the 21 fret version in Paul's photo. Unfortunately, mine also has the Gumby-ish paddle headstock, but this can be modified(don't cringe John B, I said "could" Oh, wait...I they have Accent vibratos, so I suppose technically they're 365WBs now ( I added mine just a couple of years back). Maybe it's still a 360 WB since I bought it sans vibrato. Do I care, not really. Do I love the guitar, yes.

nyrkickazz1 wrote:Has anyone got a pic of a Burgundyglo WB?

Bump, still looking for a pic of one.