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Location: Nashville, TN | What makes these different from other EA models? Thanx Dan |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | I look forward to the answer on this, since either is new to me. |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | P.S. Just saw those model numbers on eBay. The nylon string has custom abalone on the top, so that probably warrants a custom number, e.g., EA93. I don't know about the other one, since at quick glace it looks like a natural finish EA68. Maybe the seller confused the numbers. It wouldn't be the first time that's happened on eBay. |
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Location: Scotland | I agree with Paul about the model numbers. The blue nylon with abalone is gorgeous and probably unique. The natural steel string is a standard Viper. If I didn't already have a nylon Viper I'd be all over the blue one. |
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Location: Nîmes, south of France | I never saw one like this blue one, looks very unusual.
Unfortunately, you don't want a nylon Viper Dan. |
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EA93 & EA98