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Looks like another Mosrite/Bigsby inspired guitar company has entered the fray:
http://www.dynamicoguitars.com/guitars.php

Salvador Dali meet Semie Moseley ...

I wonder what it looked like before it melted.

Very strange, talk about a specialized market.

....looks like a want-to-be Mosrite Copy 'nuked' in the microwave too long....

Wayyyyyyy to fanciful for my liking; just short of making a mockery of Semie's offset design

Geesh, defintely Mosrite-inspired but I don't like the direction they went with Semie's design. I feel like there are just so many Mosrite clones on the market right now that use p-90s which, as most of us know, are not true to the sound we all love. Yet another reason to be thankful for Bob Shade.

Midwestsurfer wrote:
>>Geesh, defintely Mosrite-inspired but I don't like the direction
>>they went with Semie's design.

Interesting observation. I have to say that I gave the fellow at Dynamico a point for originality but they aren't guitars that I would lust for.

He also wrote:
>>so many Mosrite clones on the market right now that use p-90s
>>which, as most of us know, are not true to the sound we all love

There are few who know less than I do about electric guitar pickups, but I do have a good ear, and the Hallmark pickups seem-- to me-- to have a very musical sound.

Another guitar pal who, like me, comes from the acoustic guitar/electric bass world, mentioned that, compared to the Fenders and Ibanezes that he has been hearing recently, the Hallmarks sounded so pleasant. The other guitars he mentioned he described as grating and harsh-sounding.

--Jim

Either that thing is a total piece of crap or its a guitar for one of them Guitar Hero games.

I dunno; they're not Mosrites, but-
Kinda Cool, except there's NO BASS!

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