Rickenbacker Mapleglo
Rickenbacker Mapleglo
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The Mapleglo finish is one of Rickenbacker's most iconic and distinctive color options. Celebrated for its natural beauty, Mapleglo showcases the exquisite wood grain of each instrument, highlighting the craftsmanship and quality materials that Rickenbacker is known for. Since its introduction, Mapleglo has been a favorite among musicians and collectors who appreciate the elegance and simplicity of a natural wood finish.
Mapleglo stands out for its subtle and refined appearance. The finish allows the natural patterns and textures of the maple wood to shine through, creating a unique and organic look for each guitar or bass. The clear, high-gloss coating enhances the wood's natural luster, giving the instrument a sophisticated and timeless appeal.
Collectors highly value Mapleglo-finished instruments for their natural elegance and the way the finish accentuates the inherent qualities of the wood. Each Mapleglo instrument is unique, with variations in grain pattern and color that make every piece a one-of-a-kind work of art.
1969 Rickenbacker 6006 Banjoline
1969 Rickenbacker 6006 Banjoline
April, '69.
The 6006 blends the qualities of a banjo and a guitar and was designed in collaboration with Eddie Peabody, a renowned banjo virtuoso. This hybrid instrument features a banjo-style body with a six-string neck, allowing guitarists to achieve the distinctive banjo sound without needing to learn a new instrument.
Note the TRC, this was most likely one of the ones sold in the 80's from old stock...
2000 Rickenbacker 360/12V64
2000 Rickenbacker 360/12V64
November, '00.
The original GH reissue in the lesser seen Mapleglo finish!
2001 Rickenbacker 730L/12
2001 Rickenbacker 730L/12
May, '01.
Not many acoustics made, and most of them were 6-strings.
Lovely 730L/12 with a nice flamed back, like they all had!
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