New Member Owner of a 68' Mk 1 Mosrite!

tonetti · Postby **tonetti** » Mon Oct 27, 2008 11:25 am

I signed up a while back, but I am just now getting around to really checking this site out. I usually frequent SurfGuitar 101, and it looks like there are a few others here that do also. I own a 68 Mosrite mk 1 sunburst guitar, and it is the best guitar in the world as far as I'm concerned. I'm really into surf music, right now, and I'm starting up a surf band with my dad, just for fun. My only delimna is whether I or not ill be on the drums or on my Mosrite. I play through a 65 Fender Bassman (not reissue) and a Peavey Valverb reverb unit, I have considered picking up a fender reverb, but the Peavey has such a nice wet sound to it. Anyways I wanted to introduce my self.

Dennisthe Menace · Postby **Dennisthe Menace** » Mon Oct 27, 2008 11:31 am

Welcome back Tonetti :mrgreen:

BTW, With an Original '68 Mosrite Mark I and an Original '65 Fender Bassman Amp,
what were you having trouble deciding, whether to play guitar or drums in the Band?? :shock:

ANSWER:....Stay on the 6 Banger

......

Postby **dubtrub** » Mon Oct 27, 2008 2:55 pm

Welcome and nice rig!

tonetti · Postby **tonetti** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 1:12 pm

Dennisthe Menace wrote:Welcome back Tonetti
BTW, With an Original '68 Mosrite Mark I and an Original '65 Fender Bassman Amp,
what were you having trouble deciding, whether to play guitar or drums in the Band??
ANSWER:....Stay on the 6 Banger ......

I know... I know... It should be a no brainer right, but I just picked up a new set of Gretsch drums, and A-Zildjians.

Dennisthe Menace · Postby **Dennisthe Menace** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 1:37 pm

tonetti wrote:
Dennisthe Menace wrote:Welcome back Tonetti
BTW, With an Original '68 Mosrite Mark I and an Original '65 Fender Bassman Amp,
what were you having trouble deciding, whether to play guitar or drums in the Band??
ANSWER:....Stay on the 6 Banger ......

I know... I know... It should be a no brainer right, but I just picked up a new set of Gretsch drums, and A-Zildjians.

Well.....

....OK, just beware.... :twisted:

....I know lots of "Drummer" Jokes.... :mrgreen:

tonetti · Postby **tonetti** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 1:58 pm

Dennisthe Menace wrote:
tonetti wrote:
Dennisthe Menace wrote:Welcome back Tonetti
BTW, With an Original '68 Mosrite Mark I and an Original '65 Fender Bassman Amp,
what were you having trouble deciding, whether to play guitar or drums in the Band??
ANSWER:....Stay on the 6 Banger ......

I know... I know... It should be a no brainer right, but I just picked up a new set of Gretsch drums, and A-Zildjians.

Well..... ....OK, just beware.... ....I know lots of "Drummer" Jokes....

Ill make sure and keep my guard up

jnslobaugh · Postby **jnslobaugh** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 9:00 pm

Wonderfull, Nothing better in my mind than a guitarist that can show a drummer how to play drums.

mosman · Postby **mosman** » Fri Oct 31, 2008 12:21 pm

Y'now I've played drums myself years ago and to this day when I hear a song I like, I still play 'air drums' instead of guitar.
In the blood I guess.

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