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Wanted: Spare parts Viper solid body

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Roerdomp
Posted 2013-01-17 5:30 AM (#464322)
Subject: Wanted: Spare parts Viper solid body



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Location: Netherlands

For my main (and only) electric guitar ('74 Viper): I'm looking for some spare parts. Especially saddles and other bridge parts are very welcome.
If somebody has an original bridgepickup, I'm also interested.

Here's a picture of it:



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AussieJames
Posted 2013-01-17 7:06 AM (#464324 - in reply to #464322)
Subject: Re: Wanted: Spare parts Viper solid body



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Location: Brisbane Australia		G'day Michel

Whats wrong with your bridge?

Interesting looking bridge pup.

AJ

Edited by AussieJames 2013-01-17 7:07 AM
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Roerdomp
Posted 2013-01-17 7:28 AM (#464325 - in reply to #464322)
Subject: Re: Wanted: Spare parts Viper solid body



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Location: Netherlands		It looks like a former owner used a file to lower the 3th and 4th string, so now I have to raise the bridge too much to present buzzing frets, just because of the middle strings... And besides of that, I really enjoy this guitar. Actually, I love it. The way the fretboard plays, how it sounds, how it looks, to my opinion, it's craftmenship. I play in a band and this is my only electric guitar. I would love to keep this thing going forever and have some spare parts, just in case... Here in Europe, these guitars are hard to find. And parts of it are even more uncommon.

My bridgepickup is a '86 Bill Lawrence L. That's all it says, but I think it fits the guitar perfect. It is a very clear, crispy sound which is very usefull in combination with my Boss pedals. Not so heavy and bassy as a lot of other humbuckers. Still, an original bridgepickup could be interessting to use. And makes it more orginal.
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