Mystery Alaska. Jan 27, 2015. Like other brands, no one thought that anyone would care in 40-50 years weather they changed a screw here or serial numbers didn't line up. They were just selling guitars. Unlike a lot of players my age and older, I got into Mosrite through the Ramones, not the Ventures who had the most famous signature. Later Bakersfield Dobros can be identified by the serial number imprinted on the end of the fingerboard. The Mosrite company did not build the amplifiers which bear the Mosrite trademark; another facility built the Mosrite amplifiers and fuzz pedals, and paid for the rights to use the Mosrite name. The amplifier line proved to.

The signature Mosrite body had that carve to it but Semie did make some lower end models without it. The MK2 was originally a slab body. It did not come as a bass just a guitar. This is the model made famous by Johnny Ramone. Later (after the Ventures deal) they did reintroduce the MK2 as more of a standard style Mosrite but with rounded sides vs. I wasn't aware of them making that as a bass but they might have.

It is definitely not a Ventures model. Garmin Bluechart Atlantic Keygen Music. The Mosrite forums should know for sure. I would say that maybe someone modded it but the paint looks original so I am guessing it's a later MK2 bass or perhaps one of the MANY Japanese copies.