Hi all,
According to the rumor in Japan, there were The Ventures model bass with Vibramute or Moseley unit at 1960s. Is this true? Whether they were special or standard version, I haven't seen such an axe so far. The info from plenty of knowledge will be appreciated.
The Ventures model bass with vibrato unit
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Re: The Ventures model bass with vibrato unit
I've read about a six string baritone, is that what you mean?
http://www.vintageguitarz.com/2013/09/1966-mosrite-baritone-prototype.html
http://www.vintageguitarz.com/2013/09/1966-mosrite-baritone-prototype.html
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Re: The Ventures model bass with vibrato unit
Thank you so much, MWaldorf ! Around 1980s, the vibrato units for bass guitar became a fad in Japan. I talked with my friend about that and he taught me this information by hearsay.
As you know, Eastwood also sells similar baritone guitars currently. I wasn't able to understand why Eastwood makes such a model, I make sense they were so inspired with this axe.
Thanks again
As you know, Eastwood also sells similar baritone guitars currently. I wasn't able to understand why Eastwood makes such a model, I make sense they were so inspired with this axe.
Thanks again
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