New member. '68 Mosrite Combo.
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 1:17 am
Good morning lad and gent! (7:38 AM in Italy, Pordenone city)
First time on this forum and, first of all, please be kind with me 'cause I'm not so good writing and speaking in English.
My name is Davide, 32, and I have a problem!
I do love Mosrite gear...!
Here in Italy there's a small amount of original Mosrites (obviously) and each time one pops up on a stage there's always a chance to get a new friend.
I use to play different kind of music and in the past years I walked through Gibsons, Fenders, Rickenbackers...all guitars and basses that I still have but...when I put my hands on my '68 Mosrite Combo...it basically seems that a luthier took his time to built it for me...it's hard to say it in a different way.
I'll post some photos of the Combo as soon as I'm able to do it (working all day takes its toll)!
Well, this could be my "debut/presentation" on this forum...I hope to write down something more in the next days!
Regards,
Davide
First time on this forum and, first of all, please be kind with me 'cause I'm not so good writing and speaking in English.
My name is Davide, 32, and I have a problem!
I do love Mosrite gear...!Here in Italy there's a small amount of original Mosrites (obviously) and each time one pops up on a stage there's always a chance to get a new friend.
I use to play different kind of music and in the past years I walked through Gibsons, Fenders, Rickenbackers...all guitars and basses that I still have but...when I put my hands on my '68 Mosrite Combo...it basically seems that a luthier took his time to built it for me...it's hard to say it in a different way.
I'll post some photos of the Combo as soon as I'm able to do it (working all day takes its toll)!
Well, this could be my "debut/presentation" on this forum...I hope to write down something more in the next days!
Regards,
Davide
Welcome to the forum. It must be cool to own a Mosrite Combo...or any Mosrite 