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Overview
The Rickenbacker 350 was introduced as essentially a full-scale version of the 325, the guitar made famous by John Lennon. While this guitar is a semi-hollowbody, it lacks the slanted F-holes found on other 300 series Rickenbackers. The 350-12 is the 12-string version of the 350, and those bearing the designation V63 feature hardware and cosmetic details to replicate a model from 1963. The V63 models also use the name V63 Liverpool.
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