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Location: NJ | whoddah thunk it?????
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Location: SW Washington | I really like that sound...using the nylon really gives it a kind of percussive sound. I would have never thought of that. |
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Location: Nashville, TN | Man..I'd really like to have a BLUE nylon Viper:-) |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I've only seen one other blue Viper, and I bought it as soon as it became available. It isn't nylon, though. |
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Location: Nashville, TN | I've got 2 steel string 'tamo ash' blue vipers..got one from a guy in Montana who didn't have a case for it ...$500 with a gig bag including shipping..he needed the dough...I think I got the other from a guy in Michigan..that nylon one Yngvie has is TASTY!! Too bad he can't play LOL |
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Location: Nashville, TN | I know there's a blue one in Texas..a guy has he won't sell! LOL |
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Location: Indiana | You need that blue one Dan... with a natural back.
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Location: SoCal | I've kept photos of the tops of the blue tamo ones throughout the years. If you email me photos of your tops, I'll put it together with what I have and we'll see where they've been. It might give us an idea of numbers.
One of you guys have a flame sycamore that I had here years ago. |
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Location: SoCal | Jonmark, How is the mandolin? I'll trade you for a red one. |
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Location: Indiana | Safe, sound, and hydrated... but it keeps telling me it wants to go home. |
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Location: Nashville, TN | JonMark...how'd you get that battery door on the back of yours? |
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Location: Indiana | Stew-Mac box and a Dremel. |
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Location: Nîmes, south of France | Hello Jonmark, just curious, did you remove the black back regular finish yourself or did you order it like that to the factory ? Very nice natural back i must say.
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Location: SoCal | There have been several threads on Jonmark's guitars and the work he did on them. Check the archives.... |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Arnaud, Jonmark speaks of removing the texture from Vipers Here...
And he gives a \'How To\' lesson Here... |
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Location: Nîmes, south of France | Thanks a lot Moody for the info and Old Man Arthur for the links, i missed these topics which are of great interest.
Jonmark did a very nice job ! |
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Location: Indiana | Thanks Arnaud. |
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