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Location: Simpsonville, SC | The time has come to offer up a coupla O's to finance a new case of GAS. For your viewing pleasure, an Ovation 1778LX-5 that I purchased new in November of 2006 and a beautiful Red Viper, from Miles Collection, that was purchased last year. The pickguard on the Viper is not original, but I do have the original black PG with "VIPER" on it, that, of course, will come with the guitar. Both have original OHSC.
Please PM me for more info and pricing if interested. Thanks, Jim
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | How much for the grill thongs?....... :D
Great photos and great guitars.......
I've played Jimbo's red Viper and it sounded fantastic!(modesty keeps me from saying it sounded that way because I was playing it! ;) )
I think we're trying to reproduce the "Leslie effect" in the photo....
Good Luck with the sale Jimbo! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I've been thinking about a Viper for awhile now and when the time comes, I want one just like yours, but the time is a wasys off. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | I've played both of these guitars, and I can tell you they are both in VERY nice condition. I think the LX could pass as new. That Viper looks very tempting too... |
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Location: Jet City | Man that's a purdy red guitar!
Those 1778lx Elites play like butter! |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | TRboy, thanks for tha flattering (or FATtering) picture of me. :rolleyes:
At least the Viper looks good! :cool: |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | BTW: grill thongs $1.50 plus shipping. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Jimbo, looking at that photo of the "before" really shows how much you've lost. (weight, that is...) :D |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Glad you clarified that TJ (and thanks)....not much hair left to loose..... |
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Location: East Tennessee | OK I'll bite. Why are the grill thongs in the garden? :confused: |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | should be tongs (things to pickup hot meat with)..but TRboy has always had an unusual sense of humor..... :p ;) :D
Look in lower right of pictures. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Beggin:
should be tongs (things to pickup hot meat with)..but TRboy has always had an unusual sense of humor..... :p ;) :D
Look in lower right of pictures. What am I looking for? :confused: :confused: |
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Location: NW Washington State | Is the Viper relatively lightweight? I have a nice maple/maple Viper, but I'd like to have one with an ebony fingerboard and a lighter body. There was a thread (last year?) about Viper weights but my search didn't find it.
-Steve W. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Capo Guy:
What am I looking for? :confused: :confused:  |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | numbfingers,
unofficial, step on the scales with it and then without it, weight of 6.8 lbs. When I purchased it from Miles, he stated that this one was one of the lightest / lighter Vipers that he had owned. At the time I thought he said it was a hair over 7 lbs. He wasn't sure why certain Vipers were lighter than others. Maybe something to do with the shaping of the bodies or the particular wood that was used.
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by 2ifbyC:
Originally posted by Capo Guy:
What am I looking for? :confused: :confused: |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | I thought we had fooled ya not to ask.....but since you did...my grandson was here this weekend and probably pulled them out to play. Being the fine photog that I am, I wasn't paying any attention to what was in tha frame. :o |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Originally posted by Beggin:
should be tongs (things to pickup hot meat with)..... ....Jimbo, As many a times you've been to Myrtle beach you ought to know that Thongs are things to pick-up hot meat with!!! :eek:
(I figgured Cliff or Jeff would have already responded to Jim's comment..... :confused: ) |
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Location: East Tennessee | Beggin,
Grandson. That explains everything. :D
Why do we buy them toys when there are so many other interesting things at Grampa's house. |
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Location: big island | wow! great photos of greater guitars, jimmy! best wishes for a quick sale. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Very nice!
But that red one is beggin for a Cherry PG! |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Like this one...
:rolleyes: Or just leave it alone. |
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Location: Jet City | As much as I like the one with the custom pick guards, this one looks good as is. |
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Location: big island | looks like a couple candidate photos for the 2009 ofc calendar. especially the red viper! |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Originally posted by lanaki:
looks like a couple candidate photos for the 2009 ofc calendar. especially the red viper! Someone will have to PhotoShop out the grill tongs...... ;) |
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FS: 1778LX-5 and Viper 1271
