1970's Mosrite Japan Avenger w/Moseley Vibrato (Aged White)

1970's Mosrite Japan Avenger w/Moseley Vibrato (Aged White)Japanese made in the mid late 1970's, the Mosrite Avenger is one of those effortlessly cool models that was often replicated by Guyatone and Teisco and was incredibly popular in Japan. Solid offset body with a hefty German carve, solid two piece neck and a 22 fret bound rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length with a zero fret) and weighs 4. 3kg's. Loaded with a Moseley vibrato system and roller bridge along with the original tuners, knobs, pots and

the finish is shiny and the hardware shows very little patina

these Barney Kessel models were produced in very low numbers and mostly made to order

the frets are a little low but are shiny and play smooth

Loaded with an aftermarket Floyd Rose  tremolo system and the original BC Rich "Super Distortion" style humbuckers controlled by two volume knobs

Basswood body with a sunburst finish bolted to a 21 fret maple neck (7

and the rigid yet lightweight alloy truss rod allows for a very low action and thin neck

Has some ageing to the plastics and light patina

Nut: Graphtech Nubone

While some claim that these are made in Japan

With a lightly charcoaled American Basswood body bolted to a maple neck with a slim U profile (7

TA-DOMINO was a modern entry in the Titan series of semi-hollowbody guitars made since the 1980's

Seemingly an original ESP Navigator neck bolted to an aftermarket body (as per the pics)