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Location: Texas | Not Mine I always thought that this would have been a much better offering than the faux bowl look.
Edited by jay 2017-09-04 10:56 AM
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Location: NJ | yup it would have sold many more guitars |
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Location: SoCal | Jonmark totally modified a Celeb Viper with this feature. He posted a whole thread on it once. Wish it were still available. |
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Location: Indiana | I've done both a Celebrity and a EA-68. http://www.jonmarkstone.com/vipers.html |
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Location: Halifax, nova scotia |
They look fantastic. |
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Location: Cologne/Germany | Yeah great, though it's only the back.... |
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| Until Jonmark posted his reply I had no idea what this was all about. Thanks, Jonmark. |
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Location: Muenster/Germany | Unbelievable that under the fake bowl there was such a wonderful piece of wood. Great job on the guitars, they look outstanding. |
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Location: Yokohama, Japan |
WOW! That is beautiful work Jonmark! Can't believe I never came across your website. Never really been interested in the Vipers. I've always assumed they leaned more toward the electric spectrum, and I assumed those were lyrachord backs...now I am suffering from a GAS attack! Ahhhhh! |
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Location: SF Bay area, California | I had a CV-68, and I had no idea of its construction! |
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One of the few EA's with the natural back
