Rickenbacker 350/12V63 "Color of the Year" 2001 - 2006
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Overview
Pulling the specs from the 1963 Rick 350, the Rickenbacker 350V63 includes vintage-styled hardware and cosmetic details. The original 350 is the full-sized version of the iconic Rick 325, the guitar made famous by John Lennon, and the 350V63, also called the V63 Liverpool on occasion, sports the same semi-hollow body, unique double cutaway, and single-coil Toaster-style pickups that will help you capture a classic British tone.
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