Nut width
Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 11:15 am
Hi there, need some advice.
I’ve owned two Rickenbackers in my time but have tragically had to let go one them and looking to do the same with the second.
First was my 620 12 string. An astonishingly beautiful waste of time, couldn’t even play major chord shapes without damping strings. Nut width just far too small. Tried it as a six string with high strings removed and still too tight. (traded for another brand 12 string)
The fit and finish stayed with me though so I went for a 360 six. Better certainly but still just a wee bit too slim on the neck at the nut.
Still hooked on the guitar but I just can’t get the music out of it with my chubby digits
I know that the 660 model has a larger nut and I may well have to go that way but my question is, are there any hollow-body Rickenbackers available with 6 string and the nut width of the 660.
Questions following a negative on the above… why not??
Questions following a positive on the above… Where can I get one and will they accept trade on my beautiful 360 FG?
Cheers
Pat.
I’ve owned two Rickenbackers in my time but have tragically had to let go one them and looking to do the same with the second.
First was my 620 12 string. An astonishingly beautiful waste of time, couldn’t even play major chord shapes without damping strings. Nut width just far too small. Tried it as a six string with high strings removed and still too tight. (traded for another brand 12 string)
The fit and finish stayed with me though so I went for a 360 six. Better certainly but still just a wee bit too slim on the neck at the nut.
Still hooked on the guitar but I just can’t get the music out of it with my chubby digits
I know that the 660 model has a larger nut and I may well have to go that way but my question is, are there any hollow-body Rickenbackers available with 6 string and the nut width of the 660.
Questions following a negative on the above… why not??
Questions following a positive on the above… Where can I get one and will they accept trade on my beautiful 360 FG?
Cheers
Pat.