wtb Rickenbacker 6 string

[jerseydrew]

I'm thinking about purchasing a Ric. Either a 330, 360, or 620. Must be a six string. What'cha got?

[bbobb24]

I'm thinking about purchasing a Ric. Either a 330, 360, or 620. Must be a six string. What'cha got?

I have a 75th anniversary 360 that could be up for sale if you're interested in something off the beated track. You can see pics here http://entertainment.webshots.com/album/556828477yXRyEO

e-mail me at bbachman6 at yahoo

[cmatthes]

Those are really nice Rics

[bbobb24]

It really is a cool guitar, but I don't play it, and I have something going that I'll need to pay off in the next few months.....

[jerseydrew]

I probably should have been more descriptive. I'm looking to pay no more than $1000. The 75th Ann. is a beautiful guitar, much more than $1000.

[bbobb24]

No problem, can't hurt to offer.

[Faust Wurstkotzenhauser]

I have a mapleglo 360 in excellent condition (no damage visible) with no play wear for sale... let me know if you are still looking.

Ian

[jerseydrew]

I have a mapleglo 360 in excellent condition (no damage visible) with no play wear for sale... let me know if you are still looking.

Ian

Thanks Ian but I'm gonna pass.

[BadgerDave]

I'm thinking about purchasing a Ric. Either a 330, 360, or 620. Must be a six string. What'cha got?

Drew,

You might want to limit your search to guitars that you can audition in person. My experience with Ricks is that most of them (300 and 600 series, anyway) are dogs. Dull, non-resonant, buzzy and often heavier than you'd expect. The early (60's) ones are consistantly better, but you aren't going to find one for under $1K.

I finally found a great mid 80's 360, but I had to sift through a lot of bad guitars to find it.

Good luck with your search.