Nice playing! I put Gotoh intune saddles on mine, and it really brought out the sparkle and snap.

24 v 21 frets on a Rick seems odd. They aren't renowned for lead work that high on the neck.

That's a period correct Rickenbacker case for your guitar. I have 3 pre-92' Ricks that all come with that style of case (which is still available on some of the top-of-the-range guitars). My 98' Rick has the plastic injection-moulded case, which has cracked at the corners (very common). Enoy your 360, it's a beautiful instrument.

lovely guitar never played a 620 it sounds great. had a few 330's and 60's down to one Maple 360.Be careful with the metal edges on that case! I know from experience.

I like (and prefer) the small inlays. Just like my 620. Beautiful guitar. Enjoy.

Rickenbackers are like tattoos: once you get one you want another.

I also have a 91 Rickenbacker like you, I really enjoy the guitar tho I feel the neck pickup should be more brighter

These are nice amps but I remember when they came out they were quite expensive and I don't think that many were sold. I think Vox figured they needed to be able to hit a lower price point in the modeling amp market.

I agree with you they nailed these from the start, the only surprise to me is that they haven't done more with this technology, I'm my opinion they have not been beaten, not even close the katana.

The new one looks even cheaper than the old v1. The V2 circuit looks like a DIY clone.

Completely gone now. Sucks.

I jus found one at an antique store got it for a steal still tryna figure things out on it thanks for the upload

Congratulations with your beautiful guitar! You know, to me this has always been my favourite Rickenbacker guitar. Precisely this one, finish and all. I am a little jealous so to speak. But I shouldn’t complain. I’m a 57 year old man and I own enough unbelievably beautiful guitars to call myself fortunate. Not long ago I decided to buy my last electric dream guitar. There were a couple of contestants, but in the end it was a choice between ‘your guitar’ and a Gretsch G6636T White Falcon. And I went for the latter because I thought it would match so well with my black Gibson ES-347. So the Rickenbacker will most likely never be mine. Take good care of it and rock that little beast!!! 😎🖤👍

Hey man! Are you looking to sell the guitar?

Vox modeling is underrated for sure. I have a VT40x and it's way better than a katana. These old ones are made way more solid than the new ones. Build quality is way more solid.

Cual es tu favorita de las 3?como se compran la Rickenbacker y la casino? Yo tengo una Rickenbacker 360 y estoy tentado a coger la casino, pero quisiera saber si hay mucha similitudes entre sus tonos

Got a 620/12. Remove the octave stings and you got a regular 620 (two guitars in one). Some much for a "one trick pony".

It's a stereo cable that breaks out into 2 1/4" jacks? Is there an aftermarket cable? My 360 did not come with a case or cable :(

Cool! The plains strings have an anti rust treatment as elixirs?

I recall that the Simon Neil Squiers were pretty apreciated when they were released, because they were very expensive and the quality was pretty good. I am not a Biffy Clyro fan but the guitar looks amazing. I wish I could afford a Rickenbacker, I love that particular model.

Being anti-deluxe reverb is shocking. I feel like you probably aren’t able to push it as much as you’d need to open it up. May I suggest a 12 inch Princeton? I think that might get you that sound

1st ARGENTINA! 2nd France haha beutiful flag! cheers from Argentina. have a great end of the year

The classic vibes have been insanely consistent across every model I’ve used. I got a paranormal esquire deluxe and can’t put it down 😊 You checked out the squier sonic guitars? Cost maybe a little more than the amazon guitar but super impressive

I just bought a casino to have a little verity in my studio I have an Ibanez solid body guitar and next I’m getting an acoustic guitar but I find the single coil pickups are a little noisy and they howl a bit when the amp is cranked but I like the sound when used for blues or jazz but as far as recording goes I would like to eliminate the unwanted noise and just capture the good stuff so can you recommend some pickups that would still sound like the original ones without the noise?

Lots of good insight here. I have a 2004 Ric 620 in Jetglow just like yours. I’m more of a Tele player, but I like it a lot. My current favorite amp is a VOX Pathfinder 15R. Sounds great and no tube issues.

I returned my falcon 20. Thought it sounded pretty lack luster

I love my Squire Classic Vibe Strat. It performs well above its price. DM me if you want to check out any pedal risers.

Less door and knee and more left hand and neck of guitar. Thank you good lesson!!

Seeing this, I realize that Fender tried to emulate this amplifier's set up with their Champion 20, 40, and 100 modeling amps.

Thanks for this video..I've bought the amp yesterday

Cool to see these old amps getting attention these days! I also have both the Cambridge 15 and 2 early Pathfinder 15s (no reverb). One Pathfinder is the from the first 500 made in 1999. I also swapped speakers around. My Cambridge now has the blue Pathfinder speaker in it, which has a larger magnet. I really like it in the Cambridge, I think it sounds more full. I put a Weber Silver 10 alnico the other Pathfinder, but the speaker requires much more power and therefore isn't as loud as the 8" ones at the same knob setting. I also bought a broken Pathfinder that I converted into a cabinet with a WGS Veteran 10, which is a very sweet speaker. I enjoyed this comparison and think I need to try the original speaker back in the Cambridge and see how it compares to the one from the Pathfinder.

The price of this model is $299.95 not $400 like you say repeatedly in this video... Big difference.

I LOVED mine. I am after one of these again.

I'm putting a set on my G&L Comanche! I can't wait

I bought the same guitar for a couple of €. Probably the best deal i've done lol

The body is actually made by NC machinery and is not hand made.

Hi nice video. I recently picked on up as well and when I first turn it on the switch makes a loud popping sound. I would have thought Ibanez would have worked that out by know. It only does it when the pedal has not been switched on for a bit say 5 minutes or longer I presume its a cap buildings up a charge? Curious if you experience that with your pedal?

Great amps but I believe there were failures and "wonkiness" in the power amp section over time. New/in good working order, they sounded great, but they had longevity issues (I believe).

it´s good but definitly too loud for at home. If you only want too play clean in silent mode - it´s very good. But if you want to krank it up, it´s far too loud. you can boost him, but it´s not the same charakter like boosting with power amp (Loudness)......the same problem, all tubeamps still have.....exceptionally you use an tubeamp in 0,1 watt mode. if you play the amp with an power attenuator it loses quality......because of that i prefer my marshall 100 Amp, he still sounds at lowest Master fantastic at bedroom volume.....

This one seems way better than the 68 custom vibro champ reverb

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You sold me! I am going to get this model.

You can’t find these anywhere

I prefer the newer version that finish is different front and back

Thank you for the great video and playing!!!! Good Luck!

The problem is these companies discontinuing incredible amps like this and the old Pathfinder 15, presumably because they were so good they worried they would attract more customers than their higher end products. Instead they keep products like the newer Pathfinder 10, which does not remotely compare. Fender did the same when they discontinued the kind of quality, professional solid state amps they produced in the late 80s and 90s, keeping only the vastly inferior Frontman 10 and 20, which are toys by comparison.

My parents bought the Pathfinder 15 non reverb V9158 version, with 8" blue bulldog speaker, as my first amp ages ago. I was clearing some stuff from my studio and put it up for sale last year. To my surprise I received very high offers and I almost sold it to someone offering me an amount well over what it costed back in the day. To be sure I was selling a proper working amp I tried it for the first time in nearly 20 years, that's when I decided to keep it! The Vox Pathfinder 15(R) is very underrated and while back in the day I didn't get what it was all about, I really enjoy this amp nowadays. For a solid state amp, this thing has an amazing feel to it and sounds much bigger than you would expect an 8" speaker to sound. It takes pedals really well and you can certainly gig this tiny thing if the drummer isn't constantly hitting cymbals. The size and lack off weight is also a huge plus.

All I know is the Falcon I played today sounded great. Nice reverb, good tremolo and a nice gain range across the Volume knob with the power reduction as well. I’ll be seriously considering a used one at least.

Looking forward to buying this very amp tomorrow!

Have both as well. My Cambridge has a blue bulldog and the Pathfinder has a black version. I swapped the Pathfinder speaker for an 8" Weber Alnico Blue