In the documentary "Dig! A Documentary On The Two American Rock Bands" on YouTube, Anton Newcombe is frequently seen using the Rickenbacker 360/12 12-String Hollowbody guitar.

Charly uso esta Guitarra desde 1987 hasta 2001

in this photo and some videos you can see Dustins rickenbacker 360/12 12 string hung up on the wall. they used it for the lead guitar in "this year " and you can see proof of it here https://www.instagram.com/p/CeUQ7IFOW60/ on the thrid slide you see jack tracking it during a studio sesh

Pedro tocando con una Rickenbacker 360 de 12 cuerdas

Before the second song of this KEXP set, Cory is seen with a Rickenbacker 330 in Fireglo, which he plays during various songs throughout the performance.

In this photo Carl can be seen with his 1964 Rickenbacker 360-12 with the band at the Olympia Hall, Paris.

Bob Daisley is shown with a Rickenbacker 360/12 12-String Hollowbody guitar on page 3 of the slideshow titled "Bob's Guitars" on his official website.

In the hands of Roger McGuinn, this Rickenbacker electric twelve-string guitar provided the signature sound for the Byrds and, moreover, marked the merging of folk and rock music in the mid 1960s.

Inspired by George Harrison’s use of a Rickenbacker twelve-string (the company’s very first twelve-string) in the Beatles’ film A Hard Day’s Night, McGuinn bought one for himself in early 1965. It was originally a model 360-12, with two pickups, but in 1966 he sent it back to the factory to have an extra pickup installed, making it a model 370-12. At the same time, the factory added a compressor, controlled by the mini-switch in the pickguard. To avoid the extra-long headstock that most twelve-strings require, Rickenbacker staggered the tuner mountings on the back and the side of the headstock. Rickenbacker also reversed the typical configuration of the octave string pairs so that the player’s downstroke hit the low string first. The result was a unique sound that made McGuinn’s opening figure on “Mr. Tambourine Man” instantly recognizable.

This guitar was stolen in 1966 at a Byrds concert at Fordham University in New York and didn’t resurface again until the statute of limitations expired. McGuinn immediately ordered another 370-12 in Mapleglo (Rickenbacker’s name for natural finish) and continued to set the standard for twelve-string guitar in rock music

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Van Zandt with a 360

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When Paul Kantner suggested he get a Rickenbacker 12-string guitar because Roger McGuinn of the Byrds played one, Kaukonen, who already took his guitar choices very seriously, dutifully cashed in enough of the Israeli savings bonds his grandparents had given him and bought one.

In his autobiograhy he says: "This was the six-string guitar [the Guild T-Bird] I used on the Takes Off, as well as the Rickenbacker twelve-string".

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"Happy to oblige, that night I hopped in my car with my vintage 1959 sunburst Les Paul, 1965 white Strat, and 1965 Rickenbacker 12 string and drove out to the studio. When I got there Ed invited me to hang out with him and Alex at the studio that night while they jammed and just let the tape roll, capturing one hellacious performance. I stayed and hung out with them that night, which turned out to be a special and momentous night that still stays with me today.

After a short break Ed tried out my ’59 Les Paul and ‘65 Strat, and we both commented on how much better Ed's homemade Strat sounded compared to my vintage guitars. Soundwise there was no comparison..."

In this picture Tom can be seen using a Rickenbacker 360/12 while performing with Dry Cleaning at Stylus, Leeds, UK on February 18, 2023.