Mosrite Mark V

I like that you have a Mosrite Mark II Johnny Ramone. I'd like to see a Mark V kit. If you sell it I will buy it. If you do a Mark II Johnny Ramone you can do a Mark V.

What do you think?



Thanks,



James

Here is a picture a Mark V -

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Hi James welcome to the forum. You will have to email Adam about a custom order as he can't stock every possible guitar kit. Depends if the factory has templates and CNC programs for the shape, that contoured body is pretty sexy. Otherwise you could have a crack at modifying the mark II kit and possibly order 2 humbucker routes

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Originally Posted by wokkaboy

Hi James welcome to the forum. You will have to email Adam about a custom order as he can't stock every possible guitar kit. Depends if the factory has templates and CNC programs for the shape, that contoured body is pretty sexy. Otherwise you could have a crack at modifying the mark II kit and possibly order 2 humbucker routes

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Thanks for the welcome. I'll email him. I think if they made this kit it would be vastly popular and sell like hotcakes.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder they say, but there is something about that shape. Kinda late 60's Psychedelic feel to it.
I'm definitely on the fence with Mosrites, can't say I like them, but I really can't say that I don't.

I never liked Mosrites until about 10 years ago. I was like you on the fence. I hopped the fence to the Mosrite camp. I loved the tone on The Ventures albums but not the guitars but later I started to like them.

Once you play one you will be addicted to them. I like the Mark V better than the more common other model. I forget the other model name. I have a late '60s Japanese model. It's not a Mark V but a great guitar nevertheless.

The Mosrire trem is the best. Great bell like sound.

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Originally Posted by JamesG

I loved the tone on The Ventures albums but not the guitars but later I started to like them.

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Remember the early Ventures albums were recorded with Strats and Teles.

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Originally Posted by Fretworn

Remember the early Ventures albums were recorded with Strats and Teles.

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Yes but don't forget the most important Fender they were know for, the Jazzmaster. The Jazzmaster is a refined guitar and the Mosrite was more of a rogue guitar. Both are great. "Walk, Don't Run" great example of a song by them on a Jazzmaster.