Rickenbacker 365 1967 - Mapleglo refinish

The 1967 Rickenbacker 365 is a semi-hollowbody electric guitar known for its "British Invasion" chime, featuring a double-cutaway "cresting wave" body, 24.75-inch scale length, and two "toaster top" single-coil pickups. It includes an Accent vibrato, "Rick-O-Sound" stereo output, and distinctive "shark fin" or triangle fretboard inlays on a bound rosewood fingerboard.

Key Specifications (1967 Rickenbacker 365):

• Body: Semi-hollowbound maple with a "cat's eye" (slash) soundhole.
• Neck: Maple set-neck with rosewood fingerboard, 21 frets, and white binding.
• Pickups: Two single-coil "Toaster Top" pickups.
• Electronics: 5th "blend" knob, 2 volume, 2 tone, 3-way selector, and Rick-O-Sound stereo/mono output.
• Bridge/Tailpiece: 6-saddle adjustable bridge with Accent Vibrato.
• Hardware: Schaller tuners.
• Finish: Common finishes included Fireglo, Mapleglo, Jetglo, and Autumnglo.
• Nut Width: Approximately 1-5/8" to 1-11/16"

This player-grade example has been extensively modified. An older Mapleglo refinish replaces the original Fireglo. Tuners swapped to Schallers. Fender style bullet truss rod installed. Fretboard has been replaced with unbound Rosewood with dot inlays and medium jumbo frets - 20" radius. Bridge replaced with Gibson Nashville style filed to 20" radius. Accent Vibrato replaced with customized Bigsby. Original toaster pickups sound great. Volume pots have been replaced, and the original tone/blend pots indicate 40th week of 1966. Neck measures 1.584" wide at the nut. Weighs 7.06 pounds and ships in the newer Ric branded case shown.