Hunting for a doubleneck
- StevieSTL
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Hunting for a doubleneck
Looking for a Mosrite or similar double neck. Prefer guitar and bass combination but will consider others. Please let me know if you have one. Thanks all!
The gangster looks so frightening, with his luger in his hand
When he gets home to his children, he's a family man
But when it comes to the nitty-gritty, he can shove in his knife
Yes he really looks quite religious, he's been an outlaw all his life
When he gets home to his children, he's a family man
But when it comes to the nitty-gritty, he can shove in his knife
Yes he really looks quite religious, he's been an outlaw all his life
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Re: Hunting for a doubleneck
Guitar/bass is real hard to find in a Mosrite. You just missed this one: https://reverb.com/item/435639-mosrite- ... 3-sunburst
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Re: Hunting for a doubleneck
Yeah... I saw it on Gbase and tried to buy it but it had already sold, bummer. Thanks for the heads up.
Those guys we're cool to deal with though, I bought a Gruggett Velvet touch from them that is very similar to the guitar I got from you. It has a maple neck and checkered binding and the same long scale. It's headstock is different, like a strat/bottle opener, and it dates to 1992. They are both very special guitars and look lovely together. I'll get around to posting some pics one of these days.
Anyways, the hunt for a doubleneck continues...
Those guys we're cool to deal with though, I bought a Gruggett Velvet touch from them that is very similar to the guitar I got from you. It has a maple neck and checkered binding and the same long scale. It's headstock is different, like a strat/bottle opener, and it dates to 1992. They are both very special guitars and look lovely together. I'll get around to posting some pics one of these days.
Anyways, the hunt for a doubleneck continues...
The gangster looks so frightening, with his luger in his hand
When he gets home to his children, he's a family man
But when it comes to the nitty-gritty, he can shove in his knife
Yes he really looks quite religious, he's been an outlaw all his life
When he gets home to his children, he's a family man
But when it comes to the nitty-gritty, he can shove in his knife
Yes he really looks quite religious, he's been an outlaw all his life
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Re: Hunting for a doubleneck
Are you talking about Earl/Robbie/Elisha's Brass Rail?
https://reverb.com/item/347858-gruggett ... 1978-black
I have one very serious doubleneck left:
https://reverb.com/item/23954-mosrite-c ... 1-sunburst
Cheers,
Adam
https://reverb.com/item/347858-gruggett ... 1978-black
I have one very serious doubleneck left:
https://reverb.com/item/23954-mosrite-c ... 1-sunburst
Cheers,
Adam
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Re: Hunting for a doubleneck
No, I made an offer on it but didn't get it, it looked amazing.
The one I got is a 'Velvet Touch', here's a few pics of their pics. Better ones to come...
The one I got is a 'Velvet Touch', here's a few pics of their pics. Better ones to come...
The gangster looks so frightening, with his luger in his hand
When he gets home to his children, he's a family man
But when it comes to the nitty-gritty, he can shove in his knife
Yes he really looks quite religious, he's been an outlaw all his life
When he gets home to his children, he's a family man
But when it comes to the nitty-gritty, he can shove in his knife
Yes he really looks quite religious, he's been an outlaw all his life
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Re: Hunting for a doubleneck
Cool, and double cool!
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Re: Hunting for a doubleneck
Hey Stevie Is this the one I saw at the Columbus guitar show? I was the guy with the Blue Dobro. Those are Shweeet!
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Re: Hunting for a doubleneck
That is a nice looking guitar right there! Is that also a 26" scale? Might be sacrilege to say it here on the forums, but I enjoy playing these long scale Gruggetts more than my Mosrites. But then, I'd probably have never heard of Bill if I hadn't gotten into Mosrites...
Not sure on the Columbus show, if it was there it was in the possession of the Southside guys.
PS - Adam, one of these days I'm going to get a bunch of money together and come see you. Your guitars never cease to amaze me.
Not sure on the Columbus show, if it was there it was in the possession of the Southside guys.
PS - Adam, one of these days I'm going to get a bunch of money together and come see you. Your guitars never cease to amaze me.
The gangster looks so frightening, with his luger in his hand
When he gets home to his children, he's a family man
But when it comes to the nitty-gritty, he can shove in his knife
Yes he really looks quite religious, he's been an outlaw all his life
When he gets home to his children, he's a family man
But when it comes to the nitty-gritty, he can shove in his knife
Yes he really looks quite religious, he's been an outlaw all his life
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