Rickenbacker 360v64 (with Winfield Accent Tremolo)

Here is my up for sale on Reverb 360v64 Ric - one I thought I would keep until a 1997 Rose Morris model slapped me in the face - it is killer even if I'm not :)
Has been converted from Dual Mono to Ric-sound (watch when I change cable). There is a vintage switch which adds a cap in to recreate the 50s/60s sound on the bridge pickup.
Am playing through a Fender Deluxe Reverb 68 and when using Ric-o-sound also a Vox AC30 HW. The grunt is provided by a Greer Lightspeed.
Hope it's informative :)

[@joeschu7794]

Thanks for posting.

[@clearspectrum324]

How does the winfield Remolo compare to the stock one. I heard it anchors down the strings some more but im not sure of the change in playability. Trying to get one for my 330!

[@gawilliamsmusic]

Hi the spring is a little stiffer on the original which can be a good or a bad thing - for me it's not a problem either way. The winfield 'solves' bad break angle problems if you have them - if you have an original rick with stock tremolo stick with it - if you are retro fitting from an 'R' or trapeze tailpiece like in your situation then the winfield makes more sense as the holes for fitment compensate for this - I got their roller bridge too - works great - good luck!

[@avalyn_band]

Did you use the stock Rickenbacker bridge with the winfield tremolo on this video? Thanks!

[@gawilliamsmusic]

i bought the winfield roller bridge and it works very well

[@liamgillespie3407]

With the accent vibrato it’s now a 365V64.