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Location: MN | I have a Viper solid body, but I need a bridge pickup, and a tuning machine for it. Where do I go? What do I do? |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Stu
Your in the right place, I have a Viper also (in good condition), there are people here who have done all sorts of vile things to the revered Viper and I'll gaurantee you they will find what you need (if they don't talk you in to modifying it with foreign necks and pickups).
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | check your eMail |
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Location: SoCal | Tsk tsk, Bailey. I would never try to talk anybody into doing what I did. I just show 'em my Viper Deluxe and let them make up their own minds.
It's always worth repeating, but I never ask anybody to feel about my guitars the way I do. I hope they feel about theirs the way I feel about mine. |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Paul M
I just checked the gallery and there it was, looks good to me, so do the other two.
Stu you might want to check that out if you want to see an unusual Viper. Paul sorta kept us informed as he constructed it and the outcome is remarkable to say the least. I recall a lengthy post discussing why the shorter neck wouldn't work.
Bailey :cool: |
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Location: MN | I now need a new pickguard, too. The one on there just shattered. I am hoping to find an original black one. Thanks |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | www.pickguards.com |
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Location: NJ | call the factory they may have some |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | the factory has them |
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