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With sharp double-cutaways and the recognizable Rickenbacker body shape made from maple, the semi-hollow Rickenbacker 330-12 12-string electric guitar has proven to be one of the brand's most popular models since the 1960s. The 330-12 has been used for its jangly sound, perfect for pop and various other genres, by the likes of Tom Petty, Johnny Marr, and Peter Buck, to name a few.

Years of Production: 1965 - 1968

Made famous by George Harrison in the ‘60s, the jangly Rickenbacker 360/12 12-string electric guitar has become perhaps one of the most iconic 12-string electrics. With a semi-hollow body and thru-body neck, the 360/12 is able to create a unique tone that is difficult to create with other 12-string guitars. Though this model has undergone many changes and seen many iterations through the years, the newer Rick 360/12 models have a slimmer neck and are still highly-sought instruments.

One of Rickenbacker's most popular models, the semi-hollowbody 330 stormed onto the scene in the '50s and brought with it a jangly tone that would help define pop music for a decade. Like most Rickenbackers, the 330's popularity was propelled by the Beatles (though George's most iconic Rickenbacker was actually a 360-12). The 330 and 12 string 330-12 remain in production and has been cited as the maker's current most popular guitar. 

In 2014, Rickenbacker introduced a Walnut version of the 330-12 (along with several other models) using a Walnut body with Maple neck and fingerboard. 

Years of Production: 2014 - present

Body Style: Double cutaway semi-hollowbody

Notable Players: Tom Petty, Peter Buck, Johnny Marr

The Rickenbacker 360 is considered one of the if not the most iconic Rickenbacker guitar. Both the 12-string (360-12) and 6-string version of this guitar helped define pop music in the '60s most notably as used by the Beatles.

In 2014, Rickenbacker introduced a Walnut version of the 360 (along with several other models) using a Walnut body with Maple neck and fingerboard. 

Years of Production: 2014 - present

Body Style: Semi-hollowbody, Double cutaway

Notable 360 Players: George Harrison, Peter Buck, Roger McGuinn, Carl Wilson

Vox made guitars in Italy and England between 1961 - 1969 (and later in Asia and the US) after developing their brand with effects and amps. 

The Vox Phantom XII featured a unique five-sided body shape with three pickups in a twelve-string arrangement. A stereo version was produced in 1966. 

The 1964 model was produced in England and is worth considerably more, while later models came out of Italy. 

Years of Production: 1964 - 1967