This guitar includes a set of direct-mount Fishman Fluence Open Core Classic Humbucker pickups with multiple voicings, 22 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets, and a TonePro locking TOM bridge and tailpiece. The new LTD Deluxe EC-1000T CTM in Violet Shadow has a gorgeous flamed maple top, traditional thickness body and multi-ply binding. It also features Fishman Fluence Classic Humbucker pickups and 22 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets. The LTD Deluxe EC-1000T CTM EverTune has a traditional full-thickness body, custom multi-ply binding on the guitar’s front and back, and the EverTune constant tension bridge system. The new LTD Deluxe EC-1000 in See Thru Purple Sunburst offers 24 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets, and a set of EMG 60TW-R (neck) and EMG 81 (bridge) pickups. Features include 24 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets, glow-in-the-dark Luminlay side dots, a TonePros locking TOM bridge with string-thru-body, and a set of direct-mount Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker active pickups with black nickel covers. The LTD Deluxe EC-1000 Baritone comes in a 27” baritone scale, with a Charcoal Metallic Satin finish and black single-ply binding. Seven new guitars have joined ESP’s popular LTD EC Series.
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The LTD Arrow-200 (Military Green Satin) offers a more affordable version of the Arrow Series with a set-neck design, an LTD Floyd Rose tremolo, and a set of high output ESP LH-301 pickups with black covers. All Arrow 1000 models have compound radius fingerboards. The LTD Deluxe Arrow-1000 EverTune includes the innovative EverTune constant tension bridge system, and comes in Black. The LTD Deluxe Arrow-1000NT (Charcoal Metallic Satin) offers a recessed TonePros TOM bridge with string-thru-body, neck-thru-body construction, stainless steel frets, and direct mount Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker active pickups. It features neck-thru-body construction, a reverse headstock with matching finish, Macassar ebony fingerboard with stainless steel frets, a set of direct mount Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker active pickups, and a Floyd Rose 1000SE bridge with stainless steel screws.
The LTD Deluxe Arrow-1000 offers a quilted maple top in a Charcoal Burst Satin finish. The LTD Arrow Series has expanded with four new additions. Smith and The Rickenbacker Book: A Complete History of Rickenbacker Guitars by Tony Bacon and Paul Day. Sources for this article include by Rickenbacker by Richard R. Late-’60s Kustom 2x12 cabinets provide the backdrop for this 325.
The current value for one in excellent all-original condition is $10,000. The 1964 325 pictured has the features most often associated with the export Rose Morris Model 1996: 3/4-scale, a one-piece maple neck with an unbound, 21-fret, lacquer-finished rosewood fretboard, three “toaster” single-coil pickups, a hollow maple body, f-hole, and Ac’cent vibrato tailpiece. His Fireglo 325 can be heard playing searing lead on CCR’s covers of “Suzie Q” and “I Put a Spell on You.” The hollow body of the Rickenbacker combined with Fogerty’s Kustom amp produced musical, controlled feedback on both the recorded and live versions of these songs. The other rock-’n’-roll legend known for using a 325 is John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival. Signature details include three “toaster” single-coils, a classic f-hole, and Rickenbacker’s Ac’cent vibrato. Lennon used one of these as a backup to his more famous solid-top Jetglo (black) 1964 325. Like most other export models, it had a Fireglo finish and a traditional f-hole. The export version of the 325 was known in Rose Morris’s catalog as the Model 1996. To meet this need, the British company Rose Morris became Rickenbacker distributors. The Beatles’ growing popularity caused a sudden demand for Rickenbacker guitars, initially in England. Lennon acquired his natural-finish 1958 325 while the Beatles were in Hamburg, Germany.
This petite, lightweight guitar didn’t achieve its intended popularity until it was seen in the hands of Beatle John Lennon. The first Capri model announced was the three-quarter-size 325. Models ending in zero had no vibrato, while those ending in the number five had vibrato. The Capri series consisted of Models 310-375. German-born guitar maker Roger Rossmeisl (hired in 1954) was responsible for the unique design of these instruments, a distinctive look seen in most Rickenbackers to this day. By 1958 he had developed a new line of thin hollowbody electric guitars known as the Capri series (named after the Hall family’s cat). Hall overhauled the business and began focusing on standard electric guitars rather than the steel guitars the company pioneered. (Radio-Tel), purchased the Electro String Company from Adolph Rickenbacker in 1953. Hall, owner of Radio & Television Equipment Co.
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