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lennon21182
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club  Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 12:28 am |
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Location: Louisville, KY
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Thanks...That represents what was all of my Rics in my collection until about a month ago when I stumbled onto a sweet deal for a never played '05 360/12 for a little over a grand. And actually, the 325/12v63 was bought for me by my better half. And as far as 320's, I don't see an issue here...basically the same guitar without the vibrato, so why not?
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davclr
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 12:55 am |
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Location: San Bernardino, CA
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Quote: I would merely request though, that the discussion(s) generated here on this Thread for the ongoing sake of rock solid continuing good information and clearity focus EXCLUSIVELY around the Ric 310/320/325 (and RM 1996) series alone.
I tried to cover all of the 325 inclusive aspects here when I began this Thread.
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JWL325
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 2:45 am |
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'05 Jetglo 325c58, (Lennonized)
'03 Mapleglo 325c58, (Lennonized...got this one on Ebay with the intention of turning it, but it didn't quire work out that way ;-)
'03 Mapleglo 325c58 (original)
'06 1996 AFG.
On order: 325c64.
yeah, I like these little guys....
Bill
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epitreture
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 3:14 am |
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Location: You Know Where, Egypt
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I managed to find a 1982 320B and then got a left handed B5 Bigsby to put on it. Being 6'4" I thought it would be difficult to play because of the 3/4 scale neck but I was pleasantly surprised. It has become my favorite Rick. Starting a 325 section would be a great idea.
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doctorno
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 4:41 am |
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Location: Erkelenz, Europe
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Quote: Starting a 325 section would be a great idea. Well actually my suggestion was not meant to be taken that seriously. Imagine the conclusion, if there was a thread "Just 325" beside "Just Guitars." Wouldn´t this mean that the 325 is "no" guitar ;-) ... ? On the other hand I am always surprised and delighted to see that the 325 obviously is the Rickenbacker model that all of us lucky owners get most passionate about. If you ask me, this is because the 325 is the most unique and special of all Rickenbacker instruments. _________________
"Writing about music is like dancing about architecture." (Elvis Costello)
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lennon21182
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 6:38 am |
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Location: Louisville, KY
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if there was a thread "Just 325" beside "Just Guitars." Wouldn´t this mean that the 325 is "no" guitar ;-) ... ?
It just means that it's not just ANY guitar.
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mrpbody44
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 10:17 am |
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I have 2 320's a 82 Jetglo 320 and a 86 Silver with black hardware 320. I do not think they made too many silver ones. I got the silver one for free as well.
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Pinto
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 1:04 pm |
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Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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ROCKCAT
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:22 pm |
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As everybody seems to agree on, the 325 IS the most unique and overall fun to play and even to look at instrument I have ever owned!! After using a 330 and 360 quite extensively I find that I could have just as well stayed with the 325 instead of both of the others. Of course back then I didn't have access to this model---and stores didn't have them either.
Getting one recently, after having it on order for 2 years, was the best move I ever made, guitar-wise. And, as happens alot, the other Ricks of mine have gone by the wayside--as guitars sometimes do when the rent is due!!
I proudly join the 325 club---best axe I've had, overall!!
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JohnnyZ
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Post subject: Re: 325 Club Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 5:21 am |
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Location: Methuen, MA
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Can someone please explain what the difference in scale length between a 325C64 and say, a 620, means as far as feel and playability? The specs, respectively, are 20.75 inches and 24.75 inches, and both have 21 frets. Are there any advantages or disadvantages in playing one or the other? Thanks.
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