This 1967 Rickenbacker 370WB captures one of the company's most distinctive mid-'60s configurations, pairing a Fireglo finish with white binding and a trio of Toaster Top pickups. The semi-hollow maple construction delivers the bright, airy character that made Rickenbackers a fixture on countless recordings during the decade. With its three-pickup layout and blend control, the 370WB offers a wider range of tonal combinations than its two-pickup counterparts while retaining the clarity and chime the brand is known for.
Features such as the crushed pearl triangle inlays, German carve body, and rosewood fingerboard give the instrument a look that is unmistakably Rickenbacker. By 1967, models like the 370WB had become part of the visual and sonic landscape of popular music on both sides of the Atlantic. More than half a century later, examples from this period continue to stand out for their unique styling, distinctive voice, and enduring appeal.
Includes OHSC.
