Hi i'm looking for a mosrite guitar.
Can some one tell me about the new mosrite reissue models from USA? I want to know if the 66' Mark 1 is a good guitar or if i should try to find me a vintage model from the 60-80's?
I see that the 66' reissue models are made from Basswood and not alder. Is this a good or a bad thing or does this not matter?
Hi, been looking for a mosrite!
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Re: Hi, been looking for a mosrite!
Welcome aboard. There are numerous posts here on the various Mosrite, and patterned-after Mosrites. Hallmark guitars have some interesting offerings, and from what I gather, the quality is excellent.
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Welcome to the forum. You might also have a look at the Hallmark guitars.
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Re: Hi, been looking for a mosrite!
Welcome to the Forum 13thfloor. If you are looking for a vintage model from the 60-80's, be prepared to dig into your bank account (depending which model you decide on).13thfloor wrote:Hi i'm looking for a mosrite guitar.
Can some one tell me about the new Mosrite reissue models from USA? I want to know if the 66' Mark 1 is a good guitar or if i should try to find me a vintage model from the 60-80's?
And the new models are not cheap, but you have first shot at buying a reissue as though you were buying a new one from the 60's

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p.s. - When you've got time, you might want to 'moseley' over to the Introduction Thread and tell us a little bit about yourself

make the Mos' of it, choose the 'rite stuff.
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Re: Hi, been looking for a mosrite!
13thfloor wrote:Hi i'm looking for a mosrite guitar.
Can some one tell me about the new mosrite reissue models from USA? I want to know if the 66' Mark 1 is a good guitar or if i should try to find me a vintage model from the 60-80's?
I see that the 66' reissue models are made from Basswood and not alder. Is this a good or a bad thing or does this not matter?
Hi welcome. I dont care for basswood for guitar use, just my experience.....
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vibramutant1965 wrote:Hi welcome. I dont care for basswood for guitar use, just my experience.....
Then you wouldn't care for vintage Mosrites.

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Re: Hi, been looking for a mosrite!
Look at Hallmark priced well below reissue Mosrites and more user friendly and sound and play great.
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