New from Texas

[knock-off-restorer]

Hi folks. Big fan of Mosrite. My dad gave me his Mosrite-clone bass back in High School, and I never saw another guitar that looked like it. I'm trying to do some restoration to the electronics, and that's mainly why I'm here. Hope I find what I'm looking for.

Michael

[Scoot]

Welcome Micheal
What brand is your mosrite clone
Cheers
Scoot

[knock-off-restorer]

Maybe "clone" isn't the right word. It says "Mosrite" on the headstock and pickups, but is missing "of California". I haven't been able to tell who actually made it, but I'd love to know if there's a way I can find out.

[Scoot]

Throw up a picture I am sure someone here will be able to help identify it could be a Fillmore based on your small description but could also be quite a few other things

[BRRanger]

Welcome Knock-off! You may have to change your name...you might actually have a "real" Mosrite! Post photos and you'll get the best answer.
Scott

[FrankJames]

Welcome to the forum !!

[knock-off-restorer]

Here's a link to some pictures. I'd love it if someone could help me identify it. https://goo.gl/photos/MNisEBSNmktAxSUJ8

[GattonFan]

What does the neck plate look like? This is sometimes a key identifier

[Bob Shade]

That is a Japanese Firstman Mosrite bass from the 70's. Pretty rare. they made mostly 6 string models.

[Sarah93003]

Welcome to the forum!