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As the Byrds declared in 1967, if you want to be a rock ‘n’ roll star, “Just get an electric guitar, then take some time and learn how to play.”

For many aspiring artists in the ’60s, the electric guitar of choice was a Rickenbacker, which the Beatles popularized with their appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. John Lennon had a Rickenbacker slung across his body in 1964; George Harrison frequently used one on tour, too, effectively cementing the Rickenbacker as the guitar for aspiring rockers. Since then, few instruments have held such an iconic foothold in the history of rock music as the Rickenbacker guitar. It’s instantly recognizable to seasoned musicians and casual fans, thanks to its distinct shape and burning Fireglo finish.

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