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workshop
San Francisco, California, USA[1]. Built for 1 brand on record.
Wikipedia (community): 'In late 2006, Rickenbacker gave a license to build Rickenbacker-branded acoustics to Paul Wilczynski' (a San Francisco luthier), 'until his license expired on February 1, 2013'. Where the instruments were built is not stated; city is the luthier's, not a confirmed shop. Unverified.
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Every headstock this plant has built for, on record. A contract plant can sit behind several brands at once.
| Brand | Lines | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Rickenbacker | Rickenbacker acoustic guitars (Santa Ana 1996-2006; licensee 2006-2013) | 2006–2013[1] |
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| Years | Operator | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2006–2013 | Paul Wilczynski (San Francisco luthier; Rickenbacker acoustic licensee 2006-2013) | unverified[1] |
| Years | Brand | Line | Role | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2006–2013 | Rickenbacker | Rickenbacker acoustic guitars (Santa Ana 1996-2006; licensee 2006-2013) | full build | unverified[1] |
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