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Description

Dive into the vintage charm and resonant tones of the Mosrite Celebrity, a masterpiece reborn from the golden era of music. With its semi-hollow body design, this guitar not only embraces the legacy of the 60s but brings it into the modern age with grace and style. The perfect blend of a Maple body and a Rosewood fretboard offers a warm, yet articulate sound, making it a versatile choice for guitarists across genres. Whether you're serenading the night away with smooth jazz or rocking out to high-energy blues, the Mosrite Celebrity stands as a beacon of musical excellence and innovation. Its distinct look and feel capture the spirit of its time, yet its performance is timeless.

Key Features:

  • Semi-hollow body design for a versatile and resonant tone
  • Maple body and Rosewood fretboard, combining clarity with warmth
  • Ideal for a wide range of musical genres, from jazz to rock
  • Vintage aesthetics with modern playability
  • Produced during the iconic years of 1965 - 1969
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Vintage Guitars for sale - Mosrite Celebrity III Guitar Original Case 1966 Sunburst - 515-864-6136

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Lawman Guitars

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Vintage Mosrite Celebrity II Guitar

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Jesse Amoroso

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1968 Mosrite Celebrity Guitar - Cycle Progressions in G - 1 - 5 - 2012

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Used Guitar 1972 Mosrite Celebrity Redburst Pro Setup Moseley Whammy

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Lawman Guitars

Video thumbnail for 1973-1974 Mosrite Celebrity 1 Deluxe Push Button Humbucker Pickups USA by johnnyangel69

1973-1974 Mosrite Celebrity 1 Deluxe Push Button Humbucker Pickups USA

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johnnyangel69

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Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Mosrite Celebrity.

Build quality

  • Mosrite Celebrity models from around 1973 feature both thick (2.75") and thin (1.75") body versions, impacting resonance and weight.

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  • The thick poly finish ages with attractive cracking, while the binding and construction remain robust over time.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Replica pickguards can be custom-made as standard ones from other brands won't fit Mosrite Celebrity guitars.

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  • Tiny frets contribute to easy playability but may cause buzzing and poor sustain without a proper setup.

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Features and functionality

  • Serial numbers on Mosrite Celebrity guitars vary per instrument and can sometimes be mistaken for model identifiers.

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  • Stock Kluson tuners and smooth, responsive pots enhance the guitar's quality feel.

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Comparisons

  • Owners note the Mosrite Celebrity feels similar to a Hofner Verythin, with a fast neck and well-balanced big headstock.

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Mods and upgrades

  • Some models have super hot pickups, potentially aftermarket, as original Mosrite pickups range from 10.8k to 12k, with 70s humbuckers reaching up to 19k.

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User experience

  • The Mosrite Celebrity serves well as a composing guitar, used for over five years, and occasionally for live gigs.

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Value and pricing

  • Often seen as a cost-effective alternative to a Casino, offering similar quality for around $1,000.

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