2004 Rickenbacker 360 Jetglo

Instantly recognizable in both sound and appearance, Rickenbacker offers guitarists something unlike the competition. When the Beatles started using Rickenbacker instruments in the mid-'60s, the new visibility secured Ric's lasting reputation and place in popular music. With different-sounding pickups and eye-catching stylings totally their own, Rickenbackers are a great choice for something different and intriguing—even for just one song a set. It's no surprise that many of our rock-n-roll heroes have chosen Rickenbackers for the stage. Offered in both 6 and 12-string configurations, the 360 model is a semi-hollow guitar with the distinctive carve and character only Rickenbacker can provide. This Rickenbacker 360 6-string was made in 2004, and it features the blacked-out "Jetglo" finish with a white tiered pickguard. It has one strip of white binding around the back edge, and the top edge is carved and rounded (as appropriate from 1965 onward). Its Rosewood fingerboard sports smaller