Rickenbacker Bass

If there is one thing that a Rickebacker bass is known for it would have to be it's awesome ringing sustain. There is just nothing quite like them and you really need to play one to appreciate this great sound that these bass guitars can produce.

The Rickenbacker name is no stranger to the music industry. They have roots planted back in 1920s, where it's founders where like most musicians at that time seeking a louder instrument. There were some on the market that used small amplifiers or built in megaphones but most musicians just did not care for them. Rickenbacker would change all of that and create a line of electric guitars and bass guitars that would soon be wanted by everyone.

When you see a Rickenbacker bass you will know it. They have a unique look that some would say is vintage. If you look closely at the neck you will see a rosewood fingerboard that has beautiful triangular inlays and that is only on one particular model. Each model is unique and it shows with intricate details through out the whole instrument. You hands will feel right at home on the neck of these basses.

There are many famous musicians the prefer Rickenbacker to any other instrument on the market. Glen Fry of The Eagles and Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead are just a few. Once you get your hands on a Rickenbacker bass you will soon know why these to famous musicians prefer them. They look, sound and play great!