A friend of mine is a Mosrite nut. He turned me on to them several years ago and I'm hooked.
I usually play a Telecaster and/or a Jazzmaster in a Honky Tonk band here in Ventura, California.
I've used a Hallmark Sweptwing too.
I love the tones the Hallmarks and Mosrites get. Country....but not a Tele.
Surf...but more dirty than a Jazzmaster.
I'm into it.
Now I got to decide if I want to sell my Jazzmaster to try and get one of Bob's '59 Customs!
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Welcome, chunners! I have a pearl white 60 Custom Hallmark - You won't regret getting one. Well worth the price. Enjoy the forum.
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The Jazzmaster is quite a guitar icon; try to keep her if you can chunners 
I have always regretted trading in my first electric, even if it was only a Fender Strat look-a-like. Welcome aboard!
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Welcome to the forum, Chunners. I guess there are two Mosrite nuts in Ventura. Hey, make that three! We're expanding! 
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1965 Mosrite Celebrity Prototype with Vibramute
1972 Mosrite Celebrity-III
1977 Gibson MK-53
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1994 Gretsch Streamliner G3155 Custom
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Welcome Chunners!
make the Mos' of it, choose the 'rite stuff.
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1963 "the Ventures" Model s/n #0038
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Hey Chunners, welcome.
As the owner of all three guitars you mention; a Tele, a Jazzmaster, and a Hallmark 60 Custom, I would keep the JM. All three guitars bring something different to the table--each it's own sonic colors.
Enjoy the forum. It's a great bunch of folks around here.
As the owner of all three guitars you mention; a Tele, a Jazzmaster, and a Hallmark 60 Custom, I would keep the JM. All three guitars bring something different to the table--each it's own sonic colors.
Enjoy the forum. It's a great bunch of folks around here.
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Welcome to the forum! I agree, all three guitars bring a different sound to the palette. Also, the Mosrite style vibrato has a significantly different feel and wider range than the Jazzmaster vibrato.
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Thanks for the welcome. I will keep the Jazzmaster.
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Welcome to the Mosrite Forum, Chunners.
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