Oh my goodness! I just discovered this. WOW!! Cherub Rock!!! Plush!!! Shine!!! Left in awe, once again. To those who play guitar and can afford a Rickenbacker, please buy and play it for those who wish they could. Rock on, Solo Ric!!
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 Thank you for the posts! Every time I see that guitar, I think of the times when I took my old Ibanez and adjusted it to be as thin and twangy of a sound as I could make and played John's part of "She's a Woman." I could only imagine how it would have sounded on a Ric.
Excellent playing but also what a impeccable music taste! Elliiott Smith, The Jam, Kurt Vile, Low, and Jeff Buckley all in the same playlist? Hell yeah!
@@cyyytr0n YES!!! Total 'fix bayonets' moment! I missed the Jam first time around but I'll go back for some late-in-life indulgence. I like the Clash's work and have also discovered more of XTC - so at present I'm thinking I'll be getting something a little in the middle of them with some fine songs to boot as I gather Paul Weller is rated as a songwriter. Lucky me!
Great job with these riffs! 🤘🏻🤘🏻 I absolutely love that Rickenbacker guitar! 😍 A rick guitar is definitely on my wish list, so I hope to have one someday. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I've been borrowing my brother in law's Rickenbacker 350SH and it's a crazy great guitar! People think Ricks are only for jangley mild overdrive stuff, but I've put it through full overdrive, distortion and crazy fuzz, and it sounds killer in all situations. Hell playing Ramones songs on it is just too much fun!!
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 Yup #100 of 250 full production run from 89-90. He bought brand new in in Feb 1992 as it sat unsold at his local music store. Paid $1000 then, what I paid for my SG Standard 8 months earlier in 1991. I'll let you check Reverb and see which guitar has appreciated in value by a CONSIDERABLE margin! He had no idea until I informed him recently of it's current value. Needless to say, I'm taking VERY good care of it while in my possession as I can't afford to buy from him! LOL!
Mm! I will take a detour and see I can see the doubtless jar-dropping figure on Reverb for the value of this instrument. It is my contention that the 350SH is one of the very best RICs designed and I would seriously LOVE to own one. Just a beautiful looking instrument and a top-tier candidate for the see-through case mounted on the wall treatment for endless eye candy. What a truly great and on-going tribute to a great lady of music!
@@ianbartle456 the crazy thing is my brother in law bought it in new in 1992 for $1000 because it sat around the store for so long. Serial # dates it to 1989 manufactured. To put it in perspective, I bought my 1991 Gibson SG Standard in 1991 for the same amount. My SG has held its value, but his Ric has appreciated ridiculously! Just dumb luck he bought it cause he liked that it wasn’t a Strat or Tele and it cost LESS at the time!!!! 🤦♂️
Excellent collection of riffs on great Ric! Short question on your rig for this: did I hear some 12-string emulation on some? I use Digitech Mosaic with my own Ric sometimes. Great pedal BTW.
Can you make video where you play motörhead riffs, some thrash riffs etc? I really like to hear how this guitar sounds when something little bit more heavy is played..if not thnx anyway of these videos and rock on from metal capitol of the world Finland /
Haha, thanks for the challenge! I'll see what I can do. That said, if you have never seen James Hetfield with a Rick, there is probably a reason for that. Ricks can do lots of great things, and in private I have played heavy stuff on mine, but the results don't exactly make you want to sell your Les Paul.😉Best wishes to Finland!
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 James does not use rick but it aint written on the stone that you cant try some thrash with rick... I have a rick bass and i play what ever i want with it ;) I bet that atleast motörhead riffs will sound cool with your guitar /
Thank you! I used three different amps: AC30, JCM800, Plexi. For pedals I used compression, a treble boost, and a Big Muff, in various combinations and settings.
Rickenbacker, the favourite guitar of the "non gigging" musician....Nice strumming thing at home on the sofa...but they're just difficult to play...the neck is narrow, bending a note is like, forget it, doing a run with the sticky painted neck is a struggle...they're beautiful and fun for strumming and a few arpeggios but that's about it, 1 trick pony which is pretty expensive compared to what it does...overall these guitars have not really evolved well with their time either...They had the Dakota and Sierra 30 years ago which was aiming at modernising the thing a bit, but I guess they're simply struggling filling in the back orders from boomers trying to play a hard day's night...
I'm wondering...does your 360 have a hum that comes when you roll all the volume knobs to 0? A hum that only goes away when you touch the strings/metal? I'm used to rolling the volume off when I'm setting my guitar down in between songs, and can't do it this way. Is this normal due to the Ric's unusual wiring scheme? Or is it a defect to be fixed?
I haven't experienced this myself, but people on Rickenbacker forums talk about it and say it's due to the wiring: www.rickresource.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=417167 If it bothers you in a live situation, I'd use a volume pedal or a stompbox tuner to kill the noise between songs.
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 Good answer, but surely if you like the purer jangle tone of the RIC without Muffing it up, that hum shouldn't be there either BETWEEN songs or DURING songs either. A fix would be the ideal outcome.
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 NO shame in simple genius never will be. NO go right it out 100 times - haha! Totally loving your work here. Some beautiful playing here, and yes that Ruby Red is its own pure delight!
Oh my goodness! I just discovered this. WOW!! Cherub Rock!!! Plush!!! Shine!!! Left in awe, once again. To those who play guitar and can afford a Rickenbacker, please buy and play it for those who wish they could. Rock on, Solo Ric!!
Too kind, thanks a lot for your comment!
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 Thank you for the posts! Every time I see that guitar, I think of the times when I took my old Ibanez and adjusted it to be as thin and twangy of a sound as I could make and played John's part of "She's a Woman." I could only imagine how it would have sounded on a Ric.
The bright tone of this guitar sounds perfect for Shine, holy hell. It almost sounds like the song was made for it.
Thank you! Rics don't work well with any type of distortion, but this type of fuzz just sounds great.
You had me at Cherub Rock.
Haha, thank you!
Excellent playing but also what a impeccable music taste! Elliiott Smith, The Jam, Kurt Vile, Low, and Jeff Buckley all in the same playlist? Hell yeah!
I hear you!
That Collective Soul tone was DEAD-ON.
Thank you!
As a 70yo life long Rickenbacker player....outstanding!!
Here's to many more years, Richard! Thanks for your comment!
Man ! The Jam "In the City " WAS LIT ! You really captured that 77' punk rock feel !
Love the angriness of the playing too, still very precise
@@cyyytr0n YES!!! Total 'fix bayonets' moment! I missed the Jam first time around but I'll go back for some late-in-life indulgence. I like the Clash's work and have also discovered more of XTC - so at present I'm thinking I'll be getting something a little in the middle of them with some fine songs to boot as I gather Paul Weller is rated as a songwriter. Lucky me!
I salute you for playing "In the City!" This reflects very positively on you. Bravo.
The 360 has been a tone monster for generations and will continue to be. Nice riff presentations. 🎧❤
Thank you!!
Great video!!! Hope you make more!!
Thank you!
I recently acquired a next to new 360/12 and love it
Now a 360/6 is in order !
Love your Ric videos!
Sounds great!
I had a late-60's Rick 360 and loved it! Pair it with a cranked Vox and you are in for a treat.
The Jam are my absolute favorite band! Nice playing.
Epic again !
In The City . How to attack with a Ricky.
Outstanding playing! Great choice of songs too!
Thank you!
L.A. was fucking awesome! What an unexpected treat, no one ever busts out Elliott Smith in these types of videos.
I just love that song. And just about all that he's done.
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 The tone was pretty spot on. His best album too!
Great job with these riffs! 🤘🏻🤘🏻 I absolutely love that Rickenbacker guitar! 😍 A rick guitar is definitely on my wish list, so I hope to have one someday. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Awesome playing
Good job mate 👌 I use drop D on my 330 for the Jeff Buckley tune
Rock on!
Cool guitar nice riff selection
Excellent job!
Super sound
I've been borrowing my brother in law's Rickenbacker 350SH and it's a crazy great guitar! People think Ricks are only for jangley mild overdrive stuff, but I've put it through full overdrive, distortion and crazy fuzz, and it sounds killer in all situations. Hell playing Ramones songs on it is just too much fun!!
Oooh, the Susanna Hoffs. I've never seen that one in the wild. Enjoy!
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 Yup #100 of 250 full production run from 89-90. He bought brand new in in Feb 1992 as it sat unsold at his local music store. Paid $1000 then, what I paid for my SG Standard 8 months earlier in 1991. I'll let you check Reverb and see which guitar has appreciated in value by a CONSIDERABLE margin! He had no idea until I informed him recently of it's current value. Needless to say, I'm taking VERY good care of it while in my possession as I can't afford to buy from him! LOL!
@@msmoniz Let's just say your brother is a lucky man.
Mm! I will take a detour and see I can see the doubtless jar-dropping figure on Reverb for the value of this instrument. It is my contention that the 350SH is one of the very best RICs designed and I would seriously LOVE to own one. Just a beautiful looking instrument and a top-tier candidate for the see-through case mounted on the wall treatment for endless eye candy.
What a truly great and on-going tribute to a great lady of music!
@@ianbartle456 the crazy thing is my brother in law bought it in new in 1992 for $1000 because it sat around the store for so long. Serial # dates it to 1989 manufactured. To put it in perspective, I bought my 1991 Gibson SG Standard in 1991 for the same amount. My SG has held its value, but his Ric has appreciated ridiculously! Just dumb luck he bought it cause he liked that it wasn’t a Strat or Tele and it cost LESS at the time!!!! 🤦♂️
Muy bueno!!! Muchas gracias!!!
Good video
Brill had my 360 for over 20 years great guitar.
fantastic playing :)
Excellent collection of riffs on great Ric! Short question on your rig for this: did I hear some 12-string emulation on some? I use Digitech Mosaic with my own Ric sometimes. Great pedal BTW.
Many thanks for your comment! What you're hearing is that some parts are doubled or matched with alternate chords, which adds some shimmer.
sounds great ! too bad they are super expensive
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤
Can you make video where you play motörhead riffs, some thrash riffs etc? I really like to hear how this guitar sounds when something little bit more heavy is played..if not thnx anyway of these videos and rock on from metal capitol of the world Finland
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Haha, thanks for the challenge! I'll see what I can do. That said, if you have never seen James Hetfield with a Rick, there is probably a reason for that. Ricks can do lots of great things, and in private I have played heavy stuff on mine, but the results don't exactly make you want to sell your Les Paul.😉Best wishes to Finland!
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 James does not use rick but it aint written on the stone that you cant try some thrash with rick... I have a rick bass and i play what ever i want with it ;) I bet that atleast motörhead riffs will sound cool with your guitar
/
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 Here is actually some cool riffs from thrash scene. Municipal Waste song Demoralizer
Far out. Amp?
Thank you! I used three different amps: AC30, JCM800, Plexi. For pedals I used compression, a treble boost, and a Big Muff, in various combinations and settings.
Rickenbacker, the favourite guitar of the "non gigging" musician....Nice strumming thing at home on the sofa...but they're just difficult to play...the neck is narrow, bending a note is like, forget it, doing a run with the sticky painted neck is a struggle...they're beautiful and fun for strumming and a few arpeggios but that's about it, 1 trick pony which is pretty expensive compared to what it does...overall these guitars have not really evolved well with their time either...They had the Dakota and Sierra 30 years ago which was aiming at modernising the thing a bit, but I guess they're simply struggling filling in the back orders from boomers trying to play a hard day's night...
Hat Paul Weller nicht auf einer 330 gespielt?
Ja, absolut, die meisten Bilder von ihm sind mit einer 330.
I'm wondering...does your 360 have a hum that comes when you roll all the volume knobs to 0? A hum that only goes away when you touch the strings/metal? I'm used to rolling the volume off when I'm setting my guitar down in between songs, and can't do it this way. Is this normal due to the Ric's unusual wiring scheme? Or is it a defect to be fixed?
I haven't experienced this myself, but people on Rickenbacker forums talk about it and say it's due to the wiring: www.rickresource.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=417167 If it bothers you in a live situation, I'd use a volume pedal or a stompbox tuner to kill the noise between songs.
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 Good answer, but surely if you like the purer jangle tone of the RIC without Muffing it up, that hum shouldn't be there either BETWEEN songs or DURING songs either.
A fix would be the ideal outcome.
Gear specs?
I'm almost ashamed to say it. It's the guitar into a Focusrite interface into Garage band.
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 Perfecto. Simple. Pure guitar.
@@becauseguitarsolos1264 NO shame in simple genius never will be. NO go right it out 100 times - haha! Totally loving your work here.
Some beautiful playing here, and yes that Ruby Red is its own pure delight!
@@ianbartle456 Thank you so much, I'm flattered!
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