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aticus
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Post subject: Buy a Rose Morris 1991 or a 360V64/6 1994  Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2020 12:47 am |
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Hi Folks
Thanks in advance for the help.
I’m buying a 360V64/6 or a Rose Morris and would like to know which one you’ll choose and what are you happy with.
I’m playing beatles in a cover band by now with a gretsch (Lennon part) but I also play Tom Petty, and rythm for some British pop rock
Do both have 12K toasters? Morris do but also the V64?
Both are similar price.
I’m playing with a 1964 Vox and a 65 Princeton reverb.
I do appreciate your comments!!
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Post subject: Re: Buy a Rose Morris 1991 or a 360V64/6 1994 Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2020 1:45 am |
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Sorry I read old posts and latest V64s have 7.4 toasters.
Anyway I can buy a 94 or a 99 V64, so I can choose hot vs low toasters
But My main doubt is if buying a Rose Morris or a V64
Thanks again!
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Post subject: Re: Buy a Rose Morris 1991 or a 360V64/6 1994 Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2020 8:16 pm |
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Joined: Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:08 pm
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Location: Reno,Nevada
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I had a V64 12-string back in the '90s and it was a great sounding guitar. Wish I would have kept it now, those were really nice models. The 6 string is even harder to find, I'd probably go with that. Cheers!
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Post subject: Re: Buy a Rose Morris 1991 or a 360V64/6 1994 Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2020 5:47 pm |
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Joined: Thu Nov 01, 2007 10:00 am
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Location: New Jersey
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I would definitely purchase the V64.
The Rose Morris "mystique" is essentially the F hole; both models have Toasters,
but the V64 has Double Binding, which looks magnificent.
The RM is essentially a 330.
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Post subject: Re: Buy a Rose Morris 1991 or a 360V64/6 1994 Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2020 6:27 am |
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The only advantage of 70's semi hollow rickenbackers is if you can find one with a 21 fret neck and toasters,that would give you the Townshend Ric sound.He used(broke) alot of Rose Morris Ric(like a 330 but it has an F shaped sound hole instead of a slash).Paul Weller of the Jam used a 330 with High Gains.New Ric 330s and 360's have 24 frets which means that the neck pickup is closer to the bridge giving it a slightly different sound according to some Rick collectors(I don't think it is a big deal).
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