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| Hello All
New to the forum so if you would like to share anything about the old guitars like
what amps, strings compliment VIPERS, DEACONS and PREACHERs would greatly appreciate it.
We have a group called HETTY BLACK which is on MySpace where you can hear just how that old Viper sounds.
Cheers!
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | hettyblack - 2012-07-19 1:45 PM
what amps, strings compliment VIPERS, DEACONS and PREACHERs
Checked out your site... guess you're not interested in the Typhoon, Thunderbird, Hurricane, Tornado, UKII, Breadwinner, or PF-22 ?? 
Welcome. Checked out your site on Myspace... Nice tunege.
As for strings, I used to use exclusively a hybrid set of Kaman Performers. More recently I've beem experimenting, but I'm leaning toward 9's. |
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| AH of course I like them all but haven't had the privaledge to play them all
thanks for the info will check out what you posted when able
glad you liked our music !
p.s.
even tone deaf people like myself can tell the huge gulf in TONES between a Strat and those Viper p/u
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Your status as also been changed so you can post anywhere on the site now too. |
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| Thank You Miles!
By the way I am retired from the USCG saw your Navy time in your bio.
cheers,
Jon |
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Location: Jet City | hetty, there are many (myself included) that believe the UKII is one of the greatest guitars ever produced by any manufacturer, period. In my opinion, it puts the Preacher to shame. The pickups are very unique to themselves, very much like the Viper pickup is to single coils.
Someone with an intro like yours absolutely HAS TO find a way to get your hands on one.
And Miles.... Typhoon? Come on now, that's a bass and it doesn't count. And what's a "Thunderbird"??? The fortified wine you were drinking when you wrote that post? |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Thunderbird.. LOL... Make that Thunderhead...
Jon... re Coast Guard, your ears musta been burning last night as I was trying to put a channel list together a scan list for my boat's vhf last night.. I'm pretty close to the Canadian border which added to the fun. LOL |
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| WHAT's the word thunderbird!
who drinks the most?
college folks
what's the price?
thirty thrice...
will have to check out a UK with that kind of an introductio to the guitar.
thank you very much! |
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| used to love the Mainers talking about thier EPIRBs...
not at all - things can get a bit strange out there
you all be carefull now here?
Thanks!
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | You're the second person to mention EPIRB's to me this week. Are ya'll trying to tell me something? Seriously if we do any long distance stuff, I'll just rent one from REI. |
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