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What's with the dart boards hanging directly behind each member of your band, is that some sort of a subliminal message?

Reminds me of that scene in the movie Blues Brother when they were playing in that 'red neck' bar?

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darn dude, that's hardcore. Glad I never had darts flying at me when I was on tour. I mainly had to dodge people that were being pushed in my direction.

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KRamone27 wrote:darn dude, that's hardcore. Glad I never had darts flying at me when I was on tour. I mainly had to dodge people that were being pushed in my direction.

"I mainly had to dodge people that were being pushed in my direction."

Oh God Kevin, I hear you bro! It's DEFINITELY no fun having to "duck from your own Microphone" because of people getting shoved towards you.....not fun at all.....

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1963 "the Ventures" Model s/n #0038

Dennis,

It's been nearly three years now that you have been telling me that you are going to post some photo's of your guitars. Since it doesn't appear that it's ever going to happen, how about sending the '63 to me and I'll photograph it for you? I'll get it right back to you the first chance I get.

Seriously though, I would sure like to see photo's from every angle of that guitar as that is certainly one you don't encounter very often. Would that be the one with the muting bar on the bridge, or is that the first run of individual non roller bridge sadlles?

Also, would that be early enough to be one of the first guitars built on Panama Ln. in the metal barn, or later at the P St. factory? I have an old one page flyer that came in the case of a '64 Ventures model that I recently acquired from a family member. It depicts 'The Joe Maphis' model, which design was shortly altered to become the Ventures model. I'm guessing the flyer came new with the guitar as I remember it being in the case 'forever'. The flyer has a Rt. 6 address and an 831 prefix phone number which would be consistent with the Panama area. It's a one page flyer and I made several copies of it. Put up some photo's and I'll send you a copy.

I concur.. go on Dennis! If I ever get a 'real' Mosrite I'll be parading her on this forum that even the most hardcore Mosriter will be blushing with the excessive exposure. Until then, you have to step up to the mark. =)