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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Well...if I played my 2 pickup Viper more often, I would be Jones'in big time for THIS ONE! |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Jim; I really like this one:
Viper 3
I'd go for it but I have to have a place to recuperate...ya know?
It's really nice though! Maybe someone here will snag it...
BTW Email me... |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | This one is the one to dream about. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | They all are wantahaves! Nice! |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | They are all really nice.
Bru I really liked that one too but I had already bought this one. MY VIPER |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Or you can Build Your Own! :eek:
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Gee, now if there was only some place on the web.. maybe an eBay store that had a bunch of parts like necks and bodies available.....
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Sorry... Couldn\'t Resist |
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Location: GA USA | I;m going with BruDeV's choice. Look at the grain on the headstock. Very nice! |
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Location: Orlando, FL | What's with all the Viper III's falling out of the woodwork? I would love to have any one of them. How do these sound compared to the 2 pickup versions? |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Steve, your Viper needs a friend. Getcha one! |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | They have the same sounds as the 2-pickup version, but then you have the addition of the middle pickup to use.
I really think a knife switch would have been a better option, or some other wiring of the three switches to that going from Neck Only to Bridge Only (which is what I do most) would be easier. It's not that it's hard with flipping two switches, it's just easier with one.
It's a great guitar for "jams" and "open-mike" type things, or in cover bands because there is such a variety of sound with combinations of the 3 pickups and creative use of the tone and volume. |
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Be still my heart...Viper III on da Bay!
