Rickenbacker 350V63 Liverpool Jetglo

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£3,499.00

This is a New Rickenbacker 350V63 Liverpool Jetglo from Rickenbacker, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Rickenbacker 350V63 is a heavenly re-imagination of the classic 325 Series guitars granting you vintage style with modern playability. Its everything a demanding guitarist could want. Slide seamlessly down the sleek rosewood fretboard let those top notes scream in crystal-clear fashion and feel the convenience and ease of two striking cutaways. Youll then be met with gorgeously vintage sonic capabilities courtesy of three single coil Toaster Top pickups. Take to the stage with confidence. This commanding beast of an instrument is aesthetically captivating from headstock to tailpiece. And yet its wonderfully understated too. After all a Rickenbacker masterpiece shines brightly all on its own it needs no fancy embellishment. With a maple body that radiates its natural beauty and dazzling hardware that provides exceptional durability and splashes of premium quality the 350V63 is begging to be played by ambitious fearless ferocious guitarists.

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