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1968 Rickenbacker 330 $3400
| Message Board > Gear Buy & Sell > 1968 Rickenbacker 330 $3400 |
| Whitford St. Holmes User Info... |  What's the difference? Original toaster pickups are important (Rick doesn't offer them as stock anymore, and that's THE sound). A 21 fret neck that was only produced until circa 1970 is a factor (newer ones have 24, but purists will tell you that the 'sweet spot' is found where the neck pickup is located on a '60s Rick). The headstock is aesthetically more appealing- much smaller than later production models. Lastly, the neck and fretboard are slim and fast; the late '60s Ricks in particular are famed for this feature. This guitar is in great shape with a beautiful fireglo finish, nice figuring on the back and a worn but original case. This model and vintage usually go for more (check Gbase) but I got this in a trade and would rather have the cash. I know Ricks, especially vintage ones. If you have any questions or need more photos contact me. - Tue, 18 Oct 2011 5:42pm Edited: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 5:42pm | ||
| Whitford St. Holmes User Info... | Sold! Still have a '67 Rick mapleglo 330 for sale. - Sat, 5 Nov 2011 3:55pm | ||
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