Buying Without Trying

General Rickenbacker discussion

Moderators: rickenbrother, ajish4

shamustwin
Senior Member
Posts: 5287
Joined: Tue Apr 29, 2003 5:00 am

Post by shamustwin »

yeah, I've just purchased a 660/12 Tuquoise from them. It's in transit, but up to now, dealing with them (Mike) has been very pleasant. It won't be here for our planned "all Rick" gig, though. Shoulda ordered speedier delivery! Nobody else order the next axe I want, too!
wormdiet
Intermediate Member
Posts: 649
Joined: Fri Jan 03, 2003 5:22 pm

Post by wormdiet »

On the 12s, one thing I've noticed is that the narrow necks feel MUCH more playable if the action is really low. . .
"The only worthwhile conquests are those wrested from ignorance"
-Napoleon
lshaia
Veteran RRF member
Posts: 577
Joined: Tue Dec 17, 2002 6:15 am

Post by lshaia »

I'd love to have a 330/12 or 360/12 but am really spooked by the reported narrowness of the neck. Unfortunately the lack of local Rics requires that buy to try, and I'm not going to do that again. I did notice as I was reading the catalog that the 380 has a "bit wider" neck; I wonder if a twelve string version is in the future, similar to Peter McCormack's suggested "Millennium Edition" 330/12. If wishes were horses...
bassman
Veteran RRF member
Posts: 501
Joined: Tue Sep 26, 2000 12:27 pm

Post by bassman »

The 660/12 has the widest neck of any Ric twelve string as I understand it. Check one out if you can, or check out the specs on the RIC website or the current product brochure.
Post Reply

Return to “Rickenbacker General: by Howard Bishop”