I have a Fender Strat and Ventures Model Mosrite. I personally prefer the Mosrite, but part of that might be because I played one from the mid 1960s until the early 1990s when hard times forced me to sell it. I bought another mid '60s Mosrite a few years ago because I missed it so much. I'm getting older now and appreciate how close the strings are to the neck. The zero frets are much easier for me to play these days and the sound is always a Ventures flashback. Love The Ventures and love my Mosrite!
You understand that some of their playing included a muted effect, right? I used the heel of my hand to achieve that but some instruments have a mute built in.
![THE VENTURES - 45th Anniversary Live [1/9]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yjLFMCj82PI/mqdefault.jpg)
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I have a Fender Strat and Ventures Model Mosrite. I personally prefer the Mosrite, but part of that might be because I played one from the mid 1960s until the early 1990s when hard times forced me to sell it. I bought another mid '60s Mosrite a few years ago because I missed it so much. I'm getting older now and appreciate how close the strings are to the neck. The zero frets are much easier for me to play these days and the sound is always a Ventures flashback. Love The Ventures and love my Mosrite!
Proving Once Again... There are the Ventures... And then there is everyone else... 'Nuff said !!!...
ノーキーエドワーズのギターがなんと言っても一番。
本当に日本人はベンチャーズが大好きでした！メンバーが皆お亡くなりになってしまったけどやはりベンチャーズは続く！新メンバーのベンチャーズだってやっぱり応援しますよ！ベンチャーズは日本から消えないのです！
XLNT! WAS THERE THEN ... AM HERE NOW ...
this day. Kayama become Grand Father.
Congratulations from a tikki-tikkisan fan in Nashville, TN USA!
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This video is a work broadcast nationwide by Japan's national broadcaster "NHK".
Wow the Strat leaves the other guitars for dead the others sound muffled in comparison!
You understand that some of their playing included a muted effect, right? I used the heel of my hand to achieve that but some instruments have a mute built in.
To this day the Japanese LOVE the Ventures! They had a HUGE following over there since the early sixties!