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Brooke
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Nyogtha
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Matty T
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Brooke
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Hopkins-WFG
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Brooke
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Is your esp viper a baritone version, if so im interested to hear how they handle and sound.
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Hopkins-WFG
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Matty T
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Leviathan
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Chops
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Grindgodgrind
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I own > Jackson SL2H in Blue Bengal Tiger, it has an original Floyd Rose tremolo system, a Seymour Duncan '59 in the neck, and a S/D JB in the bridge.
> Fender Stratocaster, Richie Sambora signature model (I'm no fan of Bon Jovi, but the guitar kicks arse). This has a Floyd Rose tremolo also, and it has DiMarzio p/up's.
> RG style Yamaha, unsure of the era. In Red, with sing/sin/hum p/up config. Dimarzio Breed pickup in the bridge now.
I need another Strat for funk/jazz playing, a Les Paul, a PRS would be nice, and a decent acoustic.
Also, none of my guitars are tuned down in anyway.
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Nyogtha
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Matty T
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Ah that is nice to be sure. Im not overly fussed about the pickups, but I played a double fat strat with a pair of see-my-duncans in it a couple of years ago and it sounded real good.
I also love the look of the Jackson Randy Rhoads RR5 signature model, fixed bridge and seymours.
Last night I was playing a Gordon Smith Les Paul Junior copy (or something to that effect) and its one of the easiest to play axes that i've ever picked up. Its probably more to do with a great setup than the axe itself, but it is really good.
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