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This Guy is good (from France), but what Model Mosrite is he playing???

That doesn't appear to be a standard Ventures model body, the top horn appears to be more Strat like. But, maybe not. The headstock appears to have have a Mosrite logo, but I can't make out the writing on the end of the headstock. Also I see that it has two selector switches, one about an inch above and aft of the other.

Cool. Is it possible that the it's a cut down double neck? The headstock sort of looks like it reads "Joe Maphis model" and it would explain the second selector and odd upper horn.

If you didn't see it, you'd think Bob was playing! ...pity we don't see the other band members playing; they're heck-of-a-good too!

What Mel says makes sense; "...a cut down double neck"

[edit: with the tribute medley it seems that a backingtrack is involved...still nice]

I blew the PIC up at 1:51. It appears to have the old skinny Univox/Epi/etc knobs (60s-70s era).
The Body has some kind of carve to it although it's not the traditional Mosrite German Carve.
And there's all kinds of Signatures on the Pickguard, but I can't make them out .

Isn't that a Joe Maphis model? Seems I've seen one of these (in natural color) on the wall at Presley's Music Theater in Branson ...

Dennis

The Bullhorns are too long....

That's a friend, Michel Pelliard, from Ontario. He's very active on UF and a good player.
-Kanad

mosriteer wrote:That's a friend, Michel Pelliard, from Ontario. He's very active on UF and a good player.
-Kanad

That's fantastic Kanad, maybe you can ask Michel what kind of Mosrite he is performing with???

Dennis took the words right out of my mouth!
It would be interesting to know if Michel Pelliard's Mo' is a possible "cut down double neck"