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Location: closely held secret | Sometimes that's all it takes. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | You should Pin that Comment!
I had a little bit of time last night to string and play the Thru Body Viper. I set action this a.m.
When I get home from work I have about 30 minutes to crank it up and really play it |
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Location: closely held secret | I've been playing mine all day. I work from home on Wednesdays. Last night I mounted the GK-2 p/u so I could play with the GR-33.
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Location: Midland, MI | Right now the solid body herd has been thinned down to two G&Ls, both ASATs (of different flavors). Classic design right from the man himself. Well built. Simple. Rugged (read: I leave it on the stand in the family room without worries...well, mostly without worries).
That being said, I'm developing a case of autumn GAS. If I felt like expending the marital capital (in relationship terms), one of Al's korina Juniors would be on it's way. |
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Location: North Carolina | Strat. I more or less echo Jeff's sentiments. To me, it has the most comfortable body and I can pretty much get it to sound any way I want. |
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Location: ranson,wva | ive never played a electric but i do like the look of the breadwinners tho,maybe oneday i will aquire one..jason |
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OT: Solid designs
