Rickenbacker 330/12

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The Rickenbacker 330/12 is a 12-string semi-acoustic electric guitar known for its rich, full sound. It features a maple body and neck, with a rosewood fingerboard. The guitar includes two Hi-Gain single-coil pickups, which provide a bright and clear tone. The 24 fret fingerboard allows for extensive playability, while the dual cutaways ensure easy access to all frets. The Rickenbacker 330/12 is recognized for its iconic design, often associated with the "jangly" sound characteristic of British Invasion bands. The guitar's specifications include a scale length of 24.75 inches, a neck width of 1.63 inches at the nut, and a crown radius of 10 inches. It has a set-in neck and uses Schaller or Gotoh machine heads. The weight is slightly heavier than the six-string version, at approximately 7.13 pounds. The Rickenbacker 330/12 is highly regarded for its versatility and distinctive sound, making it a favorite among musicians seeking a unique tonal experience. Its monaural output is delivered through a single jack plate, maintaining simplicity while preserving the guitar's sonic integrity.