Well that that was a good promotion as that act is selling helping to sell Riccis today.. 60 years of sales for the cost of 1 guitar...was John on commission?
It’s a beautiful guitar but the amp or pedal that you used made it sound like a 12 string, it would have been nice to hear something like Twist and Shout or All My Loving
Hi Sir! It's a Vox AC30 (with Alnico blue speakers) of course! Have you seen the rest of my 16 Beatles Guitar Collection? It's all on sale! See the description section! Thanks, JL :-)
The Beatles did not only take a nice, warm vacation in Miami during their first visit to the U.S, they rehearsed and made their second appearance "The Ed Sullivan Show" at the Deauville Beach Hotel Miami Beach on Feb. 16, 1964, to 70 million TV viewers. While they were there, Rickenbacker sent John a new, Jetglow" (black) 325, similar to the originally honey-blonde finished, later crudely painted black 1958 325 "Capri" that he had bought in Hamburg in 1960 and played during The Beatles' first appearance on the Sullivan show. on February 9, 1964. John played the new Rickenbacker during this show but later said that it wasn't as good a his original one. That is why this guitar is called "The Miami Rickenbacker". He soon stopped playing a Rickenbacker altogether and went on to play an Epiphone Casio as did Paul and George. The "Casino" was the Beatles' favourite guitar although they also liked the Fender Stratocaster a lot and used it extensively on "Revolver" and "Sgt. Pepper's", "Magical Mystery Tour", and thereafter.
Hi Sir! You're right! Nice topo from a true Beatles fan! Just to add: Sir John' Rickenbacker was a 3/4 model! Anyone who tried to "imitate" Sir John' posture discovered why he could stand like that! Thanks again and feel free to check out the rest of my 16 Beatles Collection on TH-cam/eBay! JL :-)
@@jljl202 Yes, the Rickenbacker 325 "Capri" is considered to be a "3/4" guitar because its scale length is only 21" compared to an Epiphone "Casino's" scale length of 24.75", and a Fender "Stratocaster's" scale length of 25.5". Short-scale necks make some things easier to play from the nut to the middle of the neck, but for those with large or even average hands/fingers playing is this hindered at the upper positions of the neck because the shorter scale means that the frets are very close together there, almost as on a mandolin. I will check your stuff out. John Lennon and George Harison were never Knighted as were Paul McCartney and later Richard Starkey (Ringo), so it's not "Sir John". Happy Holidays
Beautiful sounding guitar. It is The Beatles’ sound. You can tell the difference from the Chinese knock offs. I’m saving my money to get this guitar! ❤️🎸
Hi! I do have a 1952 Gold Top Les Paul but not reddish like Sir George. Note that his was also Gold Top but some maintenance issue oxydated the finish to that reddish color... :-)
@@jljl202 Rick derringer sent it to the Gibson factory to be repainted, but it was during the time they weren't making les pauls anymore so they shot it in SG red
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Love It!
Awesome collection.
beautifull guitar
Actually sounds awesome!
I had not idea why they call it a 325 Miami. Thanks!
Probably because it's the one John Lennon used while The Beatles were staying and recording in Miami in 1964 ?
Oh that was great, lovely, super. But let’s have a hear of it without that chorus effect 🖤
John didn’t buy it, Rickenbacker gave it to him
Hi Sir! It was given in Miami to John. You're right, sorry if I mentioned otherwise... JL :-)
@@jljl202 yes but the original Rickenbacker that he picked up was way before they were The Fab four and he purchased that one
Well that that was a good promotion as that act is selling helping to sell Riccis today..
60 years of sales for the cost of 1 guitar...was John on commission?
I'm envious
La guitarra de mis sueños.
Hi Sir! Thanks for your comment! Just wait for all 16 guitars to be posted... In the meantime, see "Beatles Collection" on eBay! Thanks! JL :-)
Nice
It’s a beautiful guitar but the amp or pedal that you used made it sound like a 12 string, it would have been nice to hear something like Twist and Shout or All My Loving
Next time! :-)
Who cares. Put the album on. ARE YOU RUSSIAN.? If you are your government is killing innocent people in the Ukraine
Beautiful sound. Thank you! What amp is that, please?
Hi Sir! It's a Vox AC30 (with Alnico blue speakers) of course! Have you seen the rest of my 16 Beatles Guitar Collection? It's all on sale! See the description section! Thanks, JL :-)
@@jljl202 thank you! The tone is glorious!
The Beatles did not only take a nice, warm vacation in Miami during their first visit to the U.S, they rehearsed and made their second appearance "The Ed Sullivan Show" at the Deauville Beach Hotel Miami Beach on Feb. 16, 1964, to 70 million TV viewers.
While they were there, Rickenbacker sent John a new, Jetglow" (black) 325, similar to the originally honey-blonde finished, later crudely painted black 1958 325 "Capri" that he had bought in Hamburg in 1960 and played during The Beatles' first appearance on the Sullivan show. on February 9, 1964. John played the new Rickenbacker during this show but later said that it wasn't as good a his original one. That is why this guitar is called "The Miami Rickenbacker".
He soon stopped playing a Rickenbacker altogether and went on to play an Epiphone Casio as did Paul and George. The "Casino" was the Beatles' favourite guitar although they also liked the Fender Stratocaster a lot and used it extensively on "Revolver" and "Sgt. Pepper's", "Magical Mystery Tour", and thereafter.
Hi Sir! You're right! Nice topo from a true Beatles fan! Just to add: Sir John' Rickenbacker was a 3/4 model! Anyone who tried to "imitate" Sir John' posture discovered why he could stand like that! Thanks again and feel free to check out the rest of my 16 Beatles Collection on TH-cam/eBay! JL :-)
@@jljl202 Yes, the Rickenbacker 325 "Capri" is considered to be a "3/4" guitar because its scale length is only 21" compared to an Epiphone "Casino's" scale length of 24.75", and a Fender "Stratocaster's" scale length of 25.5".
Short-scale necks make some things easier to play from the nut to the middle of the neck, but for those with large or even average hands/fingers playing is this hindered at the upper positions of the neck because the shorter scale means that the frets are very close together there, almost as on a mandolin.
I will check your stuff out.
John Lennon and George Harison were never Knighted as were Paul McCartney and later Richard Starkey (Ringo), so it's not "Sir John".
Happy Holidays
Beautiful sounding guitar. It is The Beatles’ sound. You can tell the difference from the Chinese knock offs. I’m saving my money to get this guitar! ❤️🎸
Eu comprei as versões chinesas da 325 e 360, são muito boas e com ótimo acabamento, o som é bem semelhante a original, vale pelo custo benefício.
@@mikachan1165 pode indicar em qual loja, amigo? comprei uma pelo ali express, mas o acabamento era horrível...
Are you using any petals for devices to get the jiggly sound
Hi Sir! Unless mentioned in the video, no! Feel free to check out the other 15 guitars in the Collection! Thanks, JL :-)
Didn’t johns guitar have the shark tooth fret?
Hi Sir! Nope! He had exactly this one! Thanks, JL :-)
What pedal was used?
Hi Sir! Thanks for your question! I think it was the Trescab from Mooer. I have it on sale on eBay! Check it out! Thanks, JL :-)
Don't see George's red les paul... Lol jk, great collection
Hi! I do have a 1952 Gold Top Les Paul but not reddish like Sir George. Note that his was also Gold Top but some maintenance issue oxydated the finish to that reddish color... :-)
@@jljl202 Rick derringer sent it to the Gibson factory to be repainted, but it was during the time they weren't making les pauls anymore so they shot it in SG red