Rickenbacker 360 Jetglo For Sale

Rickenbacker 360 Jetglo For Sale. The upgraded Rickenbacker 330 is known as the 360. The 360 adds rounded horns, a contoured top edge that sweeps into the back binding, and signature triangular (“shark fin”) fingerboard inlays to the 330’s jangly maple tones and vintage good vibes. One of the best improvements to the 360 is the Rick-O-Sound stereo output, despite the fact that the majority of these modifications are aesthetic. By doing so, you may instantly create stereo guitars by sending each of the high-gain pickups directly into a recording medium or to its own amplifier. Rickenbacker 360 Jetglo For Sale. The Rickenbacker’s shimmering chord voicings made it a favorite of musicians like George Harrison and Roger McGuinn, and it’s certain that modern guitarists would like its top-notch tones as well.

1985 The Rickenbacker 360. Body Style: Semi-hollowbody, Double cutaway. Wood Composition: Maple body, three-piece Maple/Walnut neck with Rosewood fingerboard. Serial Number: YG1248.

All-maple construction provides a bright foundation

High-grade maple is used throughout the Rickenbacker 360, except the fingerboard. The density of maple contributes to the 360’s renowned sustain, top-end jangle, and shimmer. The stability of maple also helps to preserve the neck’s structural integrity. The broad rosewood fingerboard gives this otherwise brilliant instrument a hint of warmth and harmonic depth. It has the classic 360 appearance thanks to dot inlays.

Hi-gain pickups and 5-knob layout allow for a wide range of tones

The unique electronics are the beating heart and soul of every Rickenbacker guitar. Two Hi-gain single-coils may be found in the 360 electric guitar. These pickups have an aggressive cut that drives many rhythm and lead guitar recordings today while yet delivering the stringiness of many other single-coils. You may experiment with a variety of sounds thanks to the “blend” knob on the 5-knob control layout.

A wide range of audio options are available with stereo Rick-O-Sound output.

The 360 was designed by Rickenbacker with two output jacks. The first output is a common mono output. The second output is a stereo Rick-O-Sound, which sends out each pickup’s signal separately. Just imagine the possibilities! Your 360’s neck pickup may be connected to a pristine American tweed guitar for enhanced bass clarity, and your bridge pickup can be connected to a British stack for noisy tube grit. Studio performers will really like this choice too. One performer may provide an immediate stereo track by providing one signal to two sources.