Talk:Rickenbacker 300 Series
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One of the most well known models, the 325 and accompanying reissues should be added as a seperate article, since it deserves at least as much attention as the other 300 series guitars.
[edit] Sound holes
Note that Rickenbacker guitars with f-shaped sound holes were distributed exclusively in Europe. This is not because the f-shaped holes were seen as being "lower quality," but rather because European dealers were afraid buyer response to the non-traditionally shaped Rickenbacker "slash" sound holes would be poor. I'll update this within the article. JSC ltd 19:26, 14 March 2007 (UTC)
