This is a 1972 - 1973 rare Mosrite Stereo 350, in excellent condition, especially for its age. The original dark brown sunburst finish shows some lite normal playing wear, primarily a few nicks or dings, and a few scuff marks on the front pickguard. There's remarkably no belt buckle rash on the back. The slender neck sports its original zero fret, the neck is straight, the string action is low and the guitar plays buttery smooth. We just had a light fret dressing and crowning and stringnut adjustment and set up with D'Addario strings, .010 - .046's by a professional luthier (see second to last picture for the receipt).
All the hardware appears fully original. The maple neck has a rosewood fingerboard with double dot position markers in place of single dots, and triple dots at the 12th fret. The neck width at the string nut is 1 11/16-inches. The slab mahogany body has two Mosrite Humbucking pickups, and two output jacks. With a flip of the little slider switch, this guitar can be played stereo or mono. The stereo configuration allows you to plug each of the two pickups through individual cables in to two amplifiers, or two channels of the same amp. This allows a lot of versatility and tonal effects.
There are no cracks in the body, or neck, or headstock repairs, or issues of any kind. The earlier model 350's had mahogany necks, instead of maple, and the later ones in 1974 - 75 often had the Moseley vibrato tailpiece. That's how we were able to determine a date of 1972 - 73 for this particular guitar. It's a fine example of a rare vintage Mosrite you seldom ever see available for sale. This guitar comes in a brand new Road Runner case that we bought specially for this guitar (see next to last picture).
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All the hardware appears fully original. The maple neck has a rosewood fingerboard with double dot position markers in place of single dots, and triple dots at the 12th fret. The neck width at the string nut is 1 11/16-inches. The slab mahogany body has two Mosrite Humbucking pickups, and two output jacks. With a flip of the little slider switch, this guitar can be played stereo or mono. The stereo configuration allows you to plug each of the two pickups through individual cables in to two amplifiers, or two channels of the same amp. This allows a lot of versatility and tonal effects.
There are no cracks in the body, or neck, or headstock repairs, or issues of any kind. The earlier model 350's had mahogany necks, instead of maple, and the later ones in 1974 - 75 often had the Moseley vibrato tailpiece. That's how we were able to determine a date of 1972 - 73 for this particular guitar. It's a fine example of a rare vintage Mosrite you seldom ever see available for sale. This guitar comes in a brand new Road Runner case that we bought specially for this guitar (see next to last picture).
We offer a 48-hour approval period with moneyback guarantee, so buy with confidence.
| Listed | 10 months ago |
| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.learn more |
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