1970's Mosrite Japan Avenger w/Vibramatic Vibrato (Black)

1970's Mosrite Japan Avenger w/Vibramatic Vibrato (Black)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, it appears to be a mahogany neck and a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length with a zero fret) and weighs just under 4kg's. Loaded with an aftermarket Vibramatic vibrato system and roller bridge along with the

the neck is straight with a fully adjustable truss

The finish is a pearlescent natural that shimmers and changes colour depending on the light

feel and sound

rosewood fingerboard with 22 frets

all original and works great

it's got some new screws and likely replacement knobs otherwise it appears original

The design is fairly standard and won’t really set you apart in a crowd

it's been buffed back so it's smooth to play and is purely cosmetic

This is a pedal that The Edge used in the early 80's recordings and also shares a PCB with the Vox Distortion

2 Protomatic III humbuckers with a volume and tone knob and three way pickup toggle

restrung and given a full service prior to listing

"Master Tone" and "Overdrive Volume" knobs