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- tommyalvarado
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New Guy
Hello all. I'm a new guy around here. I've been playing since the late 1970's and own two Mosrites- a post-Ventures-Ventures, and a Mark V Ventures, and a bunch of other Mosrite copies or Mosrite-inspired instruments. I've played many different styles of music along the way, but gravitate towards surf, garage, and power-pop. I registered here last year, but I guess I never posted an introduction, so my account expired. Ooops! It's good to be here now, though!
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Welcome, Tommy, to the forum. Among your Mosrites and clones, what's your favorite player guitar?
So many guitars; So little time ..
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Welcome back to the forum,
Yeah, due to spam problems accounts with zero posts automatically get deleted after a period of time. Glad you re registered. Heck, why not post every once in a while.
Yeah, due to spam problems accounts with zero posts automatically get deleted after a period of time. Glad you re registered. Heck, why not post every once in a while.

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Welcome, Tommy! Just out of curiosity, How did you come across the forum?
1966 Ventures II (German Carved, B670.)
1970s "Not a Blues Bender" Bodies: 2.
1976 Brass Rail Deluxe #10.
2013 Fender Pawn Shop Bass VI.
1970s "Not a Blues Bender" Bodies: 2.
1976 Brass Rail Deluxe #10.
2013 Fender Pawn Shop Bass VI.
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Tommy, welcome to the forum! Hey, didn't you play in a band once upon a time? 

Oy vey - it's MESHUGGA BEACH PARTY - The world's premier Jewish Surf Music Band!

What? Couldn't tell the logo is a link? So click here, what's the hold up? http://www.meshuggabeachparty.com

What? Couldn't tell the logo is a link? So click here, what's the hold up? http://www.meshuggabeachparty.com
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Welcome to this here Mosrite world Tommy.
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Hey there Tommy,
Welcome to the Mosrite Forum! again.
Ed Elliott
Welcome to the Mosrite Forum! again.
Ed Elliott
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Wow, this is a friendly bunch! Thanks for all of the warm welcomes!
GattonFan- I have a few Univox High Fliers which really don't see much action. I also have a couple of Mosrite-inspired Teisco K-2L's, which are cool, but again, don't get a whole lot of use. Another Teisco that I own is a Spectrum V (it has, like, 72 blend-o-matic switches, split pickups, and a great German Carve), which is a really cool guitar that I would use a lot, but it needs a couple of parts. I have a Vox Bulldog that I like a lot; again, not a direct copy- more "inspired by", but a really comfortable guitar to play. The guy who owned it before me played in a band called "Smashing Orange", and they went through a garage phase, so he had the original pickups removed and replaced them with a single SD chrome-covered P90. Believe it or not, it sounds pretty good. The las Mosrite-ish guitar I own (I think...) is something a late friend of mine and I collaborated on- we called them "Universal" guitars. They can be seen on the http://www.haxtyguitars.com website under "For Sale", even though they're not really "for sale" (I own the Red double pickup one, the other is owned by my friend's family). I guess after the real Mosrites, I probably play the Vox the most, and then the Universal.
DubTrub- As soon as I'm comfortable navigating through the forum, I'll be sure to post if I have anything constructive to contribute.
101Volts- I initially heard of the forum through the SG101 forum last year. I ran across it again this week when I was Googling Mosrite Fuzzrites. I'm glad I found it again- it's a great forum with loads of information.
MWaldorf- I did used to play in a little east coast combo. The bandleader moved back out west, though; I heard he found himself an amazing guitar player, and the west coast version of the band enjoyed great success out there!
EFElliot and Veenture- Thanks again for the welcome!
I'll be sure to check in regularly!
GattonFan- I have a few Univox High Fliers which really don't see much action. I also have a couple of Mosrite-inspired Teisco K-2L's, which are cool, but again, don't get a whole lot of use. Another Teisco that I own is a Spectrum V (it has, like, 72 blend-o-matic switches, split pickups, and a great German Carve), which is a really cool guitar that I would use a lot, but it needs a couple of parts. I have a Vox Bulldog that I like a lot; again, not a direct copy- more "inspired by", but a really comfortable guitar to play. The guy who owned it before me played in a band called "Smashing Orange", and they went through a garage phase, so he had the original pickups removed and replaced them with a single SD chrome-covered P90. Believe it or not, it sounds pretty good. The las Mosrite-ish guitar I own (I think...) is something a late friend of mine and I collaborated on- we called them "Universal" guitars. They can be seen on the http://www.haxtyguitars.com website under "For Sale", even though they're not really "for sale" (I own the Red double pickup one, the other is owned by my friend's family). I guess after the real Mosrites, I probably play the Vox the most, and then the Universal.
DubTrub- As soon as I'm comfortable navigating through the forum, I'll be sure to post if I have anything constructive to contribute.
101Volts- I initially heard of the forum through the SG101 forum last year. I ran across it again this week when I was Googling Mosrite Fuzzrites. I'm glad I found it again- it's a great forum with loads of information.
MWaldorf- I did used to play in a little east coast combo. The bandleader moved back out west, though; I heard he found himself an amazing guitar player, and the west coast version of the band enjoyed great success out there!

EFElliot and Veenture- Thanks again for the welcome!
I'll be sure to check in regularly!
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Welcome Tommy. This forum has had an explosion of new members lately. The Mosrite Revolution is catching on. 

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