Another vote for the 660/12.
It's the only one I can seem to play because of the wider neck. I decided to get one after burning 2 hours in the studio trying to nail a 12 string part on a borrowed 360. I just couldn't get the fingering/picking on the narrow neck.
Buying my first Rickenbacker
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Re: Buying my first Rickenbacker
The 660/12 is a dream. I was daunted about moving up to 12 but the wider neck made it simple. Another plus is that the CB binding is very very cool.silverjet89 wrote:Another vote for the 660/12.
It's the only one I can seem to play because of the wider neck. I decided to get one after burning 2 hours in the studio trying to nail a 12 string part on a borrowed 360. I just couldn't get the fingering/picking on the narrow neck.
I've noticed that there seem to be more popping up for sale lately.
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Re: Buying my first Rickenbacker
If it wasn't for me, Evan, you wouldn't have gotten to know such a great guitar!antipodean wrote:The 660/12 is a dream. I was daunted about moving up to 12 but the wider neck made it simple. Another plus is that the CB binding is very very cool.silverjet89 wrote:Another vote for the 660/12.
It's the only one I can seem to play because of the wider neck. I decided to get one after burning 2 hours in the studio trying to nail a 12 string part on a borrowed 360. I just couldn't get the fingering/picking on the narrow neck.
I've noticed that there seem to be more popping up for sale lately.
