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Denmark Street’s leading stockist of guitars, digital pianos in London. Online or click and collect. plus, free delivery over £99.
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Rose Morris were Marshall distributors between 1966 and 1981, having signed a 15 year distribution deal. Marshall were clearly one of the companies best performing lines, and Rose Morris pushed Marshall heavily, placing far more adverts for amps and effects than for the other companies that they distributed. Check out further Marshall advertisement...
Rose Morris were the UK distributors for numerous guitar brands throughout the 1960s and 70s. These included high profile, high end American brands such as Rickenbacker, Ovation and Martin; mid-level brands such as Eko, Aria, Westbury, and their own brand Shaftesbury; and entry level rebranded Japanese imports Avon, and Top Twenty. 1967 advert for ...
Rose Morris initially applied to be the UK distributor of Rickenbacker in Summer 1962, with the first guitars shipping to the UK in January 1964. The arrangement lasted just a few years in the mid 1960s, with just a few hundred guitars and basses shipped to the UK. Rose-Morris requested a few special features, most notably f-hole sound holes, as op...
As mentioned above, Rose-Morris opened their Shaftesbury Avenue shop in September 1967, and this location provided the name for the companies house brand of guitars, drums, effects units and amplifiers. The Shaftesbury line consisted of mid-priced electrics, well-built but not too expensive. The first Shaftesbury guitars were Japanese-built, and se...
Rose-Morris introduced the Avon line of guitars in the Summer of 1973. Whilst Shaftesbury guitars were mid-range instruments, Avon guitars were certainly entry level, typically around half the price of the Shaftesbury models. These were Japanese copies of American classics: a Les Paul, and SG, and EB0 and Jazz basses - all with basic appointments a...
Rose-Morris handled guitars, amps, keyboards and drums from various brands, including Rickenbacker, Marshall, Eko and Ovation. Learn about their history, products and advertising strategies in this web page.
Rose Morris Always With Pleasure 1920 to 1970, Part 1 – Rose-Morris. Early Days. In March 1919 when it seemed likely that their brother Leslie would soon be discharged from military service, Stanley Rose and Charles Rose formed a partnership which they called Rose Brothers.
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