| Author | Message | ||
     Christopher Hackett (Shochu_brother) New member Username: Shochu_brother Post Number: 16 Registered: 05-2005 Posted From: 68.198.205.239 |
I'm sure there are a few guys out there that own/have owned both of these models. I know comparisons are tough but I am interested in how these semi-hollow 12 strings compare to each other in sound and feel. Especially when the 360 (or even closer, 370) is equipped with toasters. | ||
| Christopher Hackett (Shochu_brother) Junior Member Username: Shochu_brother Post Number: 21 Registered: 05-2005 Posted From: 68.198.23.135 |
No answers, huh? I guess you guys are going to make me go out and buy both the 360/12 and 350v63/12 and see for myself! Might as well go for a 660/12 too, while I'm at it! ;-) | ||
| Steve Carsello (Steverok) Senior Member Username: Steverok Post Number: 131 Registered: 03-2005 Posted From: 209.214.19.178 |
Maybe no one has owned both. Either one of those will likely need a new nut job to get a good string spacing, in my experience. I have a 360/12VP which is really sweet, after I put the new nut on. Watch out for those 12-saddle bridges, they can make some very annoying overtones. | ||
| Christopher Hackett (Shochu_brother) Junior Member Username: Shochu_brother Post Number: 22 Registered: 05-2005 Posted From: 68.198.23.135 |
Steve, you're probably right. :-) I guess it's one of the tough things when you get the Ric 12-string bug; which one? Since there is a Ric 12 for almost every model, it makes the decision so difficult, especially when you're considering buying your first one. I assume there are also far less 350V63/12's out there than 360 or 330 12's. |
