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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I'm such a sucker for flame maple, particularly in the vintage orange burst. The Viper six string on the right was recently joined by the matching custom ordered 12 string model on the left, thanks to the good folks at the factory and Al. Until you've had an opportunity to perform with a Viper, I don't think it is possible to appreciate their value. It remains one of Glen Campbell's three stage guitars and I sure understand why. The 12 string arrived last Friday and I inspected it very closely from head to toe. She's perfect. No quality issues whatsoever, and although the flame is a little less bold than on the 6, it is still a near perfect match. She plays effortlessly, exactly what I wanted for those few rare occasions when I need 12 strings. These are keepers.
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Location: NJ | NICE!!!
(Now y'need the Nylon;-) |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Man, I'd love to play that 12 string. Looks great, nice pair. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | You got to love a nice pair. |
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Location: NJ | the viper is the missing link in the ovation line. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Very nice Prof, congratulations AJ |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Very Nice Brad; I tend to like pairs as well.... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | BEAUTIFUL!
The Viper is one model I've never had the pleasure to own. Yours sure are nice looking.
Do anyone know the future prospects of the Viper? Will it co-exist along with the VXT?
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by Tupperware:
Does anyone know the future prospects of the Viper? Will it co-exist along with the VXT?
I know of at least one bandroom where it will. |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | Very Nice Brad!! |
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Location: Tennessee | Very nice. Al is right about the Viper ... every time I pick mine up I am amazed at how great a guitar it really is, and it is not nearly the eye-candy Professor's or Dan's are.
Originally posted by cliff:
NICE!!!
(Now y'need the Nylon;-) ... and then a longneck ... |
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Location: Tennessee | Originally posted by stonebobbo:
Very nice. Al is right about the Viper ... every time I pick mine up I am amazed at how great a guitar it really is, even though it is not nearly the eye-candy Professor's or Dan's are.
Originally posted by cliff:
NICE!!!
(Now y'need the Nylon;-) ... and then a longneck ... |
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Location: SoCal | Wow... they are an awesome pair! |
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Location: Tucson, AZ | ...I like my black Viper, use it for chordal jazz playing mostly Bossa Nova tunes. |
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Twin Vipers Round 2
