Rickenbacker 660 Mapleglo

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This is a New Rickenbacker 660 Mapleglo from Rickenbacker, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Rickenbacker 660 is a premium grade instrument designed using only the finest materials by some of the worlds best guitar makers. Featuring a charactered maple cutaway body with a neck-through maple design – youll be ensured a comfortable playing feel that is built to last. Based on an innovative design from the 1950s the 660 is equipped with duo vintage coil toaster top pickups which deliver a bright clear and warm tone suited to any style. As well as sound a full host of aesthetic appointments make this guitar a truly one-of-a-kind experience – sonically and visually. This can be seen with the striking black and white chequered binding and the classic Mapleglo finish. With its stunning looks and completely unique visual aesthetic the 660 is the perfect choice for any player looking to add rich expressive tones and enhanced sustain to their performance as well as a look sure to stand out on any stage. *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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