Rickenbacker 1993 PLUS 12 String Electric Guitar JetGlo

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£4,199.00

This is the Rickenbacker 1993 PLUS 12 String Electric Guitar JetGlo from Rickenbacker, listed in Guitar on guitars pedals amps and stuff.. Read More below.

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The Rickenbacker 1993 PLUS 12 String Electric Guitar in a stunning JetGlo finish is the result of Pete Townshends request to Rickenbacker to make some changes to his cherished Model 1993. With an enhanced 3.1mm wider neck Caribbean rosewood fretboard and a sturdy two-piece neck design the Rickenbacker 1993 Plus was born. A round heel is also a new feature on this guitar to achieve greater comfort. *Due to the handcrafted nature of these instruments estimated lead times of out of stock products can be 2 years and over.*

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