A 1990 Rickenbacker 360 is a semi-hollowbody electric guitar known for its maple construction, iconic cresting wave body shape, and distinctive bright tones. Key specs include a semi-hollow maple body with binding, 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with triangle inlays, dual hi-gain single-coil pickups, and stereo output.

Core Specifications (1990 Model)

• Body Type: Semi-hollow (bound)
• Body Wood: Maple
• Neck Wood: Maple (usually 3-piece)
• Fingerboard: Rosewood with white binding
• Scale Length: 24.75"
• Nut Width: 1.625" (1 5/8")
• Frets: 24
• Inlays: Pearloid Triangles
• Pickups: 2x Hi-Gain Single-Coils
• Bridge: 6-saddle adjustable bridge with "R" tailpiece
• Electronics: 2 Volume, 2 Tone, 1 Pickup Blend knob, 3-way toggle
• Output: Mono and Stereo (Rick-O-Sound)
• Weight: Approximately 7.5 lbs

This example has been refretted and had the fingerboard refinished (thin/satin). The bridge has been swapped to a Mastery (original included), and the bridge pickup has been swapped to a Rickenbacker HB1 (original included). Bridge volume and tone pots have also been changed to 500k to brighten up the HB1. The finish shows the typical wear that a guitar that's been played but not abused acquires - some pick scratches, buckle rash, and a few minor dings. The finish on the back of the neck is a bit worn down as well. U2 Zooropa-era astro baby sticker looks like it could be easily removed if desired. New frets show a very small amount of wear, and the neck measures 1.655" wide at the nut. This one is a great player and that HB1 pickup really rips! Weighs 7.42 pounds and ships in OHSC shown.