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Tim M - Posted - 04/01/2024: 09:09:11
Curious if anyone can identify the Recording King model in this Reverb listing. It's got a lighter brown stain with a satin finish, 3-on-plate tuning machines, and a factory installed pickup of some kind. None of those characteristics match any model they currently make.
reverb.com/item/81060415-recor...p-gig-bag
Petros - Posted - 04/01/2024: 19:39:19
Looks alot like a Maxwell model but clearly not the same. One of the screens is either pushed in or put in reversed probably pushed in. Interesting though with a p/up I can't see it being a factory installed maybe someone bought it used and thought it was an original pup... I'd ask alot of questions of the seller. But it's returnable ...
resoranger - Posted - 04/06/2024: 15:34:58
They made that model before the Maxwell model was introduced, but not for very long. They were like the Maxwell, basically the same guitar as the more expensive RR-60-VS, but they used less expensive wood and finish.
Edited by - resoranger on 04/06/2024 15:35:28
gadobro - Posted - 04/06/2024: 20:05:04
I think it's the RR-61-BR:
reverb.com/item/69985433-recor...sold=true
musiciansfriend.com/folk-tradi...or-guitar
guitarworld.com/gear/acoustic-...r-guitars
