Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

for acoustic: 1978 Guild F-50 6-string, 1991 Taylor 655 12-string.

for electric: 2002 Ric 360-12 MG, 2006 Fender american ash Tele.

As far as Ricks are concerned, definitely my 360v64 JG and 350v63 MB - both got a good workout at a gig in December.

Other than that it would be my (JK's) Candy Tangerine AM DLX Strat.

It was to be a 650MG with vibrato, but alas, I understand vibrato is no longer offered.
I like my 650 on stage, it's my favorite to play, but I need that vibrato. So my main stage guitar is the ever popular strat.
The 1997RI with vib gets a good workout as well.

My Wal 5-er is getting most of the playing these days (not in a band at the moment but working on original material and some new covers). When I only need a 4 then the LK gets the nod......

Live, tonight, making its debut in lovely downtown Las Vegas, the one, the only 4004Cii Monty!

Ric 4003 JG and when I need the extra room Fender Custom Classic V.

My new band requires a 5 string. A few years ago I ordered a Rickenbacker 4004cii/5, only to be told later that RIC had stopped producing that model. I have tried the 4003/5 but don't like the tight string spacing. I would LOVE to fly the Rickenbacker flag when I play live, but without a five string model, I have to look elsewhere. That being said, my US Lakland 55-94 is a great bass, but still...

Hopefully, by next week, my new Gibson Firebird will become my main 6-string onstage. I'll still use my Strat for 6-string work, just not as often as I've been using it.

Rick 360... however I haven't been on a stage since I got my Rick 350v63.