1980's Morris Hurricane "Rosa" Random Star (Gloss Red)

1980's Morris Hurricane "Rosa" Random Star (Gloss Red)Japanese made in the 1980's by Morris and sold under the Hurricane branding, the Rosa was part of a more modern series of guitars that included Random Star, Flying V and Explorer style models. Solid body bolted to a slim profile maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length, 43mm nut width), it weighs 3. 5kg's. Seems to be all original with a pair of humbuckers, master volume tone controls, a three way selector and Japanese

Restrung and given a basic setup and service prior to listing

Loaded with a passive PJ pickup loadout

vintage-inspired tone -

neck is straight and plays nicely

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this guitar delivers warm

Kluson "waffle-back" tuners

We can't find much information on the Yamato brand other than they were making guitars in Japan in the 1960's and 70's

Neck is super straight and the frets are shiny and smooth

double-cut guitars

the frets have light wear but have plenty of life left and the neck is straight

The Fender Made in Japan Traditional models pay homage to famous Fender® looks and playability with vintage specifications and a modern player in mind