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How much is a good price to pay for a 325?
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2000 4:57 pm
by Raul
Hi all,
how much is a good price to pay for a 325/v59 or 325v63 new? And used (reissue of course)?
Do you have any advice for best places where to look for them new and used?
Thanks
Raul
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2001 8:51 am
by Rod_Evans
Go to Gbase.com and search for a your Rick.
Without knowing your location, that would be my best guess. There are about ten or twelve on there as of today 1/02/01. Also I've heard that there is a music store in Wichita, kansas(USA) that has 325's for $1199. The best new price around. Get 'em now, they're not makin' them anymore!
Rhoads Music has two custom colored ones!!!!!!
You can score a used one for $900 to $1200 easy.
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2001 2:42 pm
by Raul
Thanks Rod,
the problem is that I live in Italy and here the italian distributor of Rickenbacker don't import 325 or 350 if not on request (so you cannot try it before) and italian price list (a 20-25% discount I think should be however possible) is the equivalent of nearly $3,000! It's a bit too much I think!
Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2001 11:12 am
by Rod_Evans
Bummer! I'm sorry. Hey, good luck though!
Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2001 8:38 pm
by Weller_Jr.
I am considering buying a new 325v59 in jetglo for about 1600 here in boston. i tried it and very much liked the action but have not heard it through an amp yet. that is the next step.
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2001 3:26 am
by Arlech
Raul, hopefully it's not too late in terms of finding one in stock somewhere, but I live in Germany and ordered my 325V63 through music123.com, for just over $1200. I don't normally like ordering a guitar that expensive without being able to see it/touch it/play it first, but the mere fact that they had one in stock sold me over (rather than waiting to have one special ordered; I'm an impatient son-of-a-gun). As it turns out, the guitar arrived here in perfect condition, and reasonably well set-up (just a very minor fret buzz on one of the strings, not audible at normal amplified volumes). I love the guitar and the way it plays, especially through my new Vox AC30 on the bright channel, so if you can get your hands on one at a decent price, go for it. Of course, what constitutes a "decent price" may be up for debate now, since Ric is no longer producing the 325V59 or V63.
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2001 2:43 pm
by pete_arkless
HELP,I NEED SOMEBODY HELP,NOT JUST ANYBODY,...............Acually,what i really need is medication,but enough of that frivolity,has anyone got any advise as to which Rickenbacker i should purchase as im stuck between the 330 and 650 models(vintage models not really in my price range)
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2001 8:34 pm
by Weller_Jr.
So, I finally got around to picking mine up at Guitar Center in Boston for $1180. I love playing it, but the intonation needs some work.
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2001 3:31 am
by FATRAT_II
Pete,
what kind of music will you be using it for????
I like the 330s...
FATRAT II
Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2001 7:32 pm
by Josh
Hey Weller,
If your 325 stays in tune, let me know who you took it to. PLEASE!!!
Josh
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2001 2:36 am
by Tex_von_Kwiatkowski
Hey, Pete (Townshend), what is it what I have to do, to own one of your original 1998 SPC RM. You where the one, make me become a collector not even on Rickenbacker Guitars so I started collecting Marshall full stacks, because you smashed them all. I think I own an interessting range of Ricks but one of yours is my dream since I saw you playing 1968 in Wuppertal (Germany) and the last time in my old hometown Berlin(Germany). Now I`m living in New Zealand and here is nothing happend with Rickies. So, my e.mail:
[email protected]
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2001 2:43 am
by Tex_von_Kwiatkowski
By the way, I own a beautyfull 325 JL fire glow 1964 No.DD 888. My be I want to sell it, if I receive a serious offer. You can have a look at Glen Lamberts Web side, or ask for a pictuare. Everything is in original condition, a beautyfull instrument. Don`t hesitate to get in contact with me.