Rickenbacker Export 1966 Rose Morris Model 1998
Cat#: A10012

Rickenbacker guitars realy came to prominence in the 1960's, in the hands of John Lennon, George Harrison, Roger McGuinn, Pete Townshend etc. So why do we see so few Rickenbackers from the '60's? Well, here is a beauty.

Rickenbacker 1981 4003 Jetglo
Cat#: 9884

Born in February 1981, this 4003 Jetglo Bass is a cool thang! A little fancier than a 4001 with Shark Fin Inlays and upgraded pickguard.

Rickenbacker 330 Fire-Glo 2000 Model
Cat#: 9856

We just can't get enough of these modern Rickenbackers!

One of our favourite models is the classic 330, with plenty of jingle and jangle and looks to match they're always alot of fun!

Rickenbacker Model 59 Lap Steel c.1939
Cat#: 9804

Rickenbacker's prewar (1 1/2'' wide) horseshoe-magnet pickup is considered by many players to be the finest pickup ever made for the electric Hawaiian guitar.

Rickenbacker 340 Burgundy 1981
Cat#: 9755

Here is a rare old Ricky. The 340 is essentially a three-pickup version of the the Rickenbacker 330.

Rickenbacker 4001 Montezuma Brown
Cat#: 9650

The Rickenbacker 4003 bass is quite a site to behold, the photo's just can't show how beautiful this burst actually is.

Rickenbacker 330 Fireglo 1994
Cat#: 9612

A lovely Fireglo Rickenbacker 330 manufactured in 1994. Plenty of jangle!

Rickenbacker 4003 S/5 2002
Cat#: 9603

This 5-string bass is derived from the popular historical model 4001S. With flowing body contours and a simple dot inlay fretboard, the 4003S/5 gives an extended total range by the addition of a low 'B' string.

Rickenbacker 230GF Glenn Fry
Cat#: 9602

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Rickenbacker 355-JL/12 John Lennon November 1990
Cat#: 9601

As a rock 'n roll legend and spokesperson for world peace, John Lennon used the Rickenbacker sound almost exclusively during his early days with the Beatles.