1966 Rickenbacker 360/12 Mapleglo

My 1966 Rickenbacker 360/12 Mapleglo (renecked with a McGuinn neck) through a newer Vox AC-30. I'm playing an abridged version of "Jolene, of the South Shore" by The Jazz Funeral.

To hear the full song, check out our website - thejazzfuneral.com - or you can search for us on Facebook!

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• Rickenbacker
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• 12-string
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• Biscuti

[oxidindigo]

really nice sound on that. why did you swap the necks? how is a mcguinn better/different than the stock neck? im asking cause i might get a ric.

[jbiscuti]

I didn't swap the neck, this was a conversion that was done at the factory back in the late 80's. The original apparently was having problems and at the time, you could send your guitar to the factory for repairs.

[Byrds1967]

Man, looks like you got a classic model with the old pickup spacing rather than the 3 extra  frets.

[jbiscuti]

That's right, this is a 1966 body with a 60's reissue neck.

[TurgeonFan77132]

Is the McGuinn neck wider?

[jbiscuti]

Nope, the McGuinn models had a normal-sized neck.

[bobert995]

beautiful guitar

[romanido]

sounds incredible , like the best Byrds

[jbiscuti]

Yup - a Janglebox. I don't remember the amp settings, sorry.

[marokokisetter]

great playing. where can i hear more of the song?

[forestghost7]

OMG I have a '66 as well!!! (fireglo) been in my family since new i got it in 1974 i was 13 - AWSUM to see another '66 being used u rock!

[aceroadwheel]

Can anyone tell me if there is a huge difference between the toaster pickups and the new ones? Also I can not find a stero cable, is it worth the search? Take care.