In this article we’ll take a look at the full catalogue of Rickenbacker Left Handed. Rickenbacker is an electric and bass guitar manufacturer, and was founded in 1931 by Adolph RickenbacKer and George Beauchamp. They are currently based in California, USA.

Does Rickenbacker Make Left Handed Guitars?

Yes! There are presently just 15 left-handed guitars and basses available from Rickenbacker, all of which come in different finishes. Along with the renowned 330 and 360 electric guitars, this also features the famed 4003 and 4003s basses.

In 1958, the 330 joined the Rickenbacker clan. It was originally referred as as the Capri series, although it has seen some changes over time, most notably in its pickups. However, it still retains its jangle rock reputation and crescent moon form.

• Body : Maple Semi-Hollow
• Neck : Set-In Maple Neck w/ Caribbean Rosewood Fingerboard
• Bridge : 6-Saddle ‘R’
• Pickups : Hi-gain
• Tuners : Schaller

This well-liked model boasts a deep, rich, and warm tone as a result of careful acoustic study. On a full size body, two single coil pickups are highlighted by a sound hole with a conventional design.

Dot inlay fret marks are scattered across the 24 fret Rosewood fingerboard, and complete double cutaways allow access to every fret.

Monaural output is the norm, and there is just one jack plate.

The Rickenbacker 330 features noteworthy two truss rods to address unwelcome neck problems.

Rickenbacker’s high gain single-coil pickups are used in this contemporary rendition. Compared to these contemporary versions, the toaster pickups on pre-1970 models had a little lower power and less brilliant tone.

The tone and volume of each pickup are adjusted with the new Rickenbacker 330’s primary 4 knobs. The fifth knob is used to control the overall EQ and balance of the two pickups.