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Location: Archbald, PA | I have a mint 18 year old Rickenbacker 620/12 string, in Fireglo, no issues, and no fret wear. It hasn't been played period! I was just going to keep it in the closet but now need to sell due to a spending frenzie, and other guitars I have listed are not moving. This has OHSC and paperwork as well. Asking $1,300.
I have great pictures I can email to anyone interested.
johnquinn@cinram.com
jqballer1@yahoo.com
570-878-9906 evening & weekends |
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Location: Tennessee | Toaster Top or Ric Hi-Gain pickups? |
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Location: Archbald, PA | Stonebobbo, the Hi-Gain pickups. It is all original and in mint condition. Email me and I'll send you some pics. Thanks,
John |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | send me some pics also. |
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Location: Cincinnati | I'd like to see some photos too, John. Thanks. |
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| John is the 620 the 12 with a slightly wider nut than the rest? Always loved the sound of a Ric 12 but the necks were always so dam narrow for me to play.
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Location: Archbald, PA | This is the standard width neck. The Tom Petty Limited Edition and the Ric 660/12 are the ones with the wider necks. It is even a little tough for me playing an open C chord but you get used to it. |
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Location: Cincinnati | The 620/12 has the same nut width as the 330 and 360, 1.63" The 660/12 has the 1.75" nut width. |
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Location: Archbald, PA | Jack (Kotadawg) your email is coming up private so I don't know how to attach pics for you to see. Please email me at:
johnquinn@cinram.com
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jqballer1@yahoo.com
then I can reply and attach the pics.
Thanks,
JQ |
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Location: Cincinnati | email sent, John. I need to change my email settings. thanks. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Aw John, Play nice and post Pics for Everybody to see! :D
Or put them on the Other OFC, it's easier with bigger pics.
Then you can link them here. |
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Location: Cincinnati | here you go, OMA.
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Now That is a Strange looking critter!
Lotta work went into that headstock arrangement. |
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Location: Cincinnati | Now That is a Strange looking critter!
watch what you say. it's a Ric! |
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Location: Archbald, PA | Oh my God! It's Gorgeous!!!!!!!! Thank you for putting my pictures up. Crap I feel like buying it!!!! |
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Location: Cincinnati | Crap I feel like buying it!!!! just send me $100. that way we'll save on shipping. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
Now That is a Strange looking critter!
Lotta work went into that headstock arrangement. I think that headstock is a stroke genius by Ric. Imagine what the headstock would look like if it where an "in-line" tuner configuration. And there's a practical purpose as well, as anyone who has ever tuned a 12 string can appreciate, having twisted the wrong button... |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | That's a beauty
Nice one John
AJ |
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Here is something different "Rickenbacker"
