Rare Rickenbacker C Series 2003 Fire Glow 4001C64. Reverse head specification. Serial: 03-05*** The famous bass guitar used by Paul McCartney of The Beatles. Originally it was this fireglo color, but the paint was peeled off and it became maple color. I bought it brand new at a music store in 2008 and have been playing it for about three years. The room is a non-smoking environment. There are a few dents and dents in the paint here and there, but I think it's a beautiful category. The genuine hard case also has scratches and dents. More than 80% of the frets remain. After removing the horseshoe pickup cover immediately after purchase, I left it in the case. The strings are flatwound. Comes with a strap. Please check the image for accessories. Price reduction negotiations accepted! Rickenbacker 4001C64 Fireglo Manufacturer: Rickenbacker Color: Fireglo Year of manufacture: 2003 Number of strings: 4 strings Pickup: Passive Number of frets: 21 frets Weight: 4.35kg Body material: maple Neck joint: through neck Accessories: Hard case, manual (Japanese/English), hexagon wrench, warranty card (expired)
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