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joelguitar
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Hi All, new member here. I am actually new to Mosrite guitars, don't have one yet, but I am a big fan of classic surf music, especially the guitar instrumentals. I also love the body shape of these guitars. Anyway, thanks for putting up with me the newb!
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Welcome to the forum joelguitar... Not everyone here on the forum is lucky enough to own a Mosrite or comperable...
We'd love to hear about your weapon/s of choice?
Again welcome, and Enjoy....
We'd love to hear about your weapon/s of choice?
Again welcome, and Enjoy....
JEFFREY S. LOBAUGH
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Welcome to the forum Joel!
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Mel
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 the forum, Joel. You just never know when one will find it's way to your house!
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1965 Mosrite Celebrity Prototype with Vibramute
1972 Mosrite Celebrity-III
1977 Gibson MK-53
1982 Fender Bullet
1994 Gretsch Streamliner G3155 Custom
2005 Gibson Les Paul Standard Plus
2006 Jude Les Paul 12 String
1965 Mosrite Celebrity Prototype with Vibramute
1972 Mosrite Celebrity-III
1977 Gibson MK-53
1982 Fender Bullet
1994 Gretsch Streamliner G3155 Custom
2005 Gibson Les Paul Standard Plus
2006 Jude Les Paul 12 String
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Welcome aboard Joel, make yourself at home buddy 
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welcome to the forum, Joel! Such a great place to learn and share your opinions and know-how and questions......
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joelguitar
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Thanks guys!. For surf guitar, I have a Strat (lefty), through a Pro-Reverb, a-la Dick Dale. I also have a really sweet Epi Les Paul, also a lefty, that I found for a great deal at Guitar Showcase in San Jose, CA.
Even though I chose "Joelguitar" as my handle, I'm a bass player professionally. Keeping with the Epiphoe/Fender theme, my main axe is a Epi Jack Casady model, with the goldish/greenish top. It's the only left handed model in existence! Jim Rosenberg had the lefty version commissioned for me! What an amazing honor. I also have a USA P-bass-that is always good to have around- it feels so natural, I can just pick it up any time without having to warm up to it.
I also have a couple cheapie yamahas packed away: A Pacifica guitar, natural wood finish. Good sounding guitar but feels a little flimsy at times. Also a black yamaha bass- shoot I forget the model number and I don't feel like digging it out right now. It's the standard cutaway yamamha electric bass, pretty good but my main ones are better of course.
I also have a $300 mail order stand-i[ bass that I just love, even though I still need a lot work on the stand up. That's the only righty among these listed.
Even though I chose "Joelguitar" as my handle, I'm a bass player professionally. Keeping with the Epiphoe/Fender theme, my main axe is a Epi Jack Casady model, with the goldish/greenish top. It's the only left handed model in existence! Jim Rosenberg had the lefty version commissioned for me! What an amazing honor. I also have a USA P-bass-that is always good to have around- it feels so natural, I can just pick it up any time without having to warm up to it.
I also have a couple cheapie yamahas packed away: A Pacifica guitar, natural wood finish. Good sounding guitar but feels a little flimsy at times. Also a black yamaha bass- shoot I forget the model number and I don't feel like digging it out right now. It's the standard cutaway yamamha electric bass, pretty good but my main ones are better of course.
I also have a $300 mail order stand-i[ bass that I just love, even though I still need a lot work on the stand up. That's the only righty among these listed.
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Welcome and have fun.
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Welcome to the Forum Joel, there's LOTS of info here.....
make the Mos' of it, choose the 'rite stuff.
.........Owner of 9 Mosrites...
.....proud owner and documented:
1963 "the Ventures" Model s/n #0038
http://www.thevintagerockproject.com/
.........Owner of 9 Mosrites...
.....proud owner and documented:
1963 "the Ventures" Model s/n #0038
http://www.thevintagerockproject.com/
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Welcome, Joel.
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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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