A History of Innovation
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Model 340
Careful acoustic research has resulted in the full, rich and warm sound of this popular model.Three single coil pickups on a full size body are accented by a traditionally shaped sound hole.
Model 340/12
The 24 fret Rosewood fingerboard is punctuated by dot inlay fret markers, with full double cutaways permitting access to all the frets. Standard output is monaural through a single jack plate.
Model 370
Featuring an additional third pickup, the Model 370 guarantees precise action, comfortable playability and perfect control. Total commitment to the carved Maple body and laminated neck, combined with precision set-up, makes this fine instrument a further fine example of Rickenbacker’s dedication to quality.
Model 370/12
The Model 370/12 electric twelve string, with its distinctive “ringing” sound, epitomizes the quintessential rock sound of the sixties created by Roger McGuinn of the Byrds.
Model 380L Laguna
A fusion of history and technology, the 380L Laguna takes the art of the electric guitar up a notch. An oil-finished Walnut body is mated to an all Maple neck and fingerboard, made just a bit wider than RIC tradition.
Model 620/12
Basically the same as Model 620 but with twelve strings. Like its cousin, the Model 620/12 employs only premium Maple and Rosewood, and premiere quality keywinds. Truly these deluxe features, coupled with over 60 years of hand-crafted excellence, encapsulate the essence of the “Rickenbacker Mystique.”
Model 650C Colorado
The full range of colorglo finishes available are highlighted by the all-chrome plated fittings to provide a guitar of striking appearance, incorporating all the innovative technology of the other 650 models.
Model 650D Dakota
Using only American farm-grown woods, these exquisite guitars are crafted from solid Walnut, complemented by an Eastern Rock Maple neck running the full length of the guitar.
Model 650S Sierra
The hand-rubbed oil finish gives a smooth, faster feel to the neck and fingerboard and allows for easy repair of damage. The 650 Sierra features all-gold plated parts, hardware, knobs and pickguard.
Model 700S Shasta
A traditional jumbo body is paired with a fast-play neck to bring new life to a celebrated design. The full-sized body produces thunderous bass response and distinctive treble clarity.
Model 700C Comstock
The Comstock is graced with solid Maple sides for a brighter sound.
Model 730S Shiloh
Country never sounded better than on these Dreadnought shaped models. A refinement of the classic American silhouette, these guitars resound across an incomparable tonal spectrum while remaining true to their humble roots.
Model 730L Laramie
The Laramie sports charactered solid Maple sides.
Model 760J Jazz-bo
There has never been a jazz body to compare with the Jazz-bo. . . bold, rich sounds are just waiting to escape. The exquisitely carved arched Spruce top and Maple back are tempered by lavishly charactered Maple sides
Model 4003FL
A fretless version of the classic 4003, this bass produces a unique subtle tone quality similar to a traditional upright acoustic bass. Pickups and electronics are identical to other 4003 series basses, with stereo capability a standard feature.
Model 4003S/5
Available in all standard colors
Model 4004Cii/5 Cheyenne
Using only American farm-grown sustainable woods, this exquisite 5- string bass is sculpted from solid Maple and Walnut, complemented by an Eastern Maple neck running the full length of the bass.
Model 4004L Laredo
This stylishly sleek bass incorporates a new low loss circuit which, coupled with Rickenbacker’s latest high output humbucking pickups, delivers a distinctively loud and clear sound.
Model 1996 AFG (Amber Fireglo)
New to the vintage reissue line is the Model 1996. This reissue of the Rose Morris export version of the Model 325 was originally described as “a slim-line instrument with all of the features of model 1998 (340) but of smaller body dimensions.”
Model 350/12V63 Liverpool
This twelve string version of the Model 350V63 serves up the sound that only a Rickenbacker twelve can provide, in a convenient small size. The full scale neck makes for easy fingering, while the trapeze tailpiece makes string changing quick and easy.
Model 381V69
Employing only premium ‘charactered’ Maple, model 381V69 has a full bound body with ‘checked’ binding and extreme double cutaways, along with a bound crescent sound hole to complete this exquisite guitar.
Model 381/12V69
Basically the same design as the 381V69 but with 12 strings. Derived from a design dating back to 1957, this guitar is memorable for its hand-carved arch top and back.
Model 5002V58
First produced in 1958, this instrument remains entirely unique in its class as a double string electric instrument. Unsurpassed for clarity and brilliance, the single coil pickup crowns a charactered Maple and Walnut laminated body.
Model 325C58MG
Today’s 325C58 is an exact replica of the 1958 model 325, just as John Lennon first purchased in Hamburg. This hollow-body guitar is sculpted from solid Alder, and is available in natural Mapleglo or Jetglo finish.
Model 325C58JG
Featuring gold nameplate and pickguard, gold-on-brown knobs, an elongated jack plate, and Kauffman Vibrola, the 325C58 precisely replicates every detail of the 1958 Model 325.
Model 360/12C63
Created to exact original specifications of the world’s most popular 12-string electric guitar, the 360/12C63 is an accurate replica of the model George Harrison made so famous.
Model 4001C64
From Liverpool in 1963 to the present day, this instrument meticulously recreates the greatest ancestor of the industry standard bass guitar. It is authentic in every detail, even to the ‘horseshoe’ bass pickup of 1931.
Model 4001C64s
Since the time he obtained his Bass in 1965, Paul McCartney’s original Rickenbacker 4001S bass (actually made in 1964) has “evolved” through Numerous modifications.