Mosrite shops in tokyo??

[dorkrockrecords]

[MWaldorf]

woah.

[Dennisthe Menace]

woah is right. Thanx Adam .

[mosman]

That's what you get when a lefty and a righty work together on a project.

[rynaro]

thats it!
it was great to play!!!
this photo doesn't do the finish justice.. it was spectacualar.
-R

[Veenture]

Gee, the front view takes some getting used to for me! It seems really odd; almost like the neck isn't positioned correctly in the body part. Looking at the guitar from the rear though makes more 'Mosrite sense'

[edit: with only a bridge pick-up you won't be getting that twangy mosrite mid-tone sound out of it I reckon but it'll have it's own special sound with that special bridge pup, I'm sure]

Great pics Adam, a first time for me!

[brutus]

I don't like it... plus I don't agree with a new "Mosrite" design that was not made buy the man himself. I think they have a "combo" model that looks like a 335. I bet they are good guitars and play great, but they should stick to original designs if they going to use the Mosrite name IMHO

[Dennisthe Menace]

Adam,
By chance do you know what functions the toggle switch serves for the single Humbucker?
Is it a 'standby' (2 way toggle) or is it a Coil Splitter, reverse phasing?

[dorkrockrecords]

Adam,
By chance do you know what functions the toggle switch serves for the single Humbucker?
Is it a 'standby' (2 way toggle) or is it a Coil Splitter, reverse phasing?

According to the shop, the 3-way switch is parallel/tap/series. I'm guessing this is a Fillmore one-off as the pickup looks to be the same type used on the Fillmore Nokie model, and is similar to the pickups on Nokie's own Hitchhiker. The rose on the headstock is an homage to the Terry model of the mid '80s.

[rynaro]

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