Ovation Viper III 3 Guitar Review By Scott Grove
Oct 30, 2020 11:43:33 #
This is a really cool guitar and Scott gives it a lot of attention. He's a country guy.
This is an old review. Scott has health problems and isn't reviewing guitars as much as he used to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFlfdwyrUFE
Funky single coils on this. They look and sound great.
This is an old review. Scott has health problems and isn't reviewing guitars as much as he used to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFlfdwyrUFE
Funky single coils on this. They look and sound great.
Oct 31, 2020 10:05:02 #
BigMike wrote:
This is a really cool guitar and Scott gives it a lot of attention. He's a country guy.
This is an old review. Scott has health problems and isn't reviewing guitars as much as he used to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFlfdwyrUFE
Funky single coils on this. They look and sound great.
This is an old review. Scott has health problems and isn't reviewing guitars as much as he used to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFlfdwyrUFE
Funky single coils on this. They look and sound great.
Pretty axe,reminiscent of a jaguar in aesthetics though much like a jazzmaster,I'll stick with my jazz guitar and a strat.both fender.
Oct 31, 2020 16:31:48 #
tactful wrote:
Pretty axe,reminiscent of a jaguar in aesthetics though much like a jazzmaster,I'll stick with my jazz guitar and a strat.both fender.
The pickup switches are a cool idea, I guess, and I like the construction of the older guitars. Bulletproof!
24 frets too.
Oct 31, 2020 18:01:58 #
BigMike wrote:
The pickup switches are a cool idea, I guess, and I like the construction of the older guitars. Bulletproof!
24 frets too.
24 frets too.
like the pup switches and the 24 frets on the upper neck register sounds very appealing. I hear ya I own 67 Fender and another of unknown origin but schweet, always liked ovation too. 😊
1967w/ o the tremolo or whammy
Nov 1, 2020 17:38:24 #
tactful wrote:
like the pup switches and the 24 frets on the upper neck register sounds very appealing. I hear ya I own 67 Fender and another of unknown origin but schweet, always liked ovation too. 😊
That is a badass old guitar! I bet it chimes too.
Nov 1, 2020 21:00:53 #
BigMike wrote:
That is a badass old guitar! I bet it chimes too.
Thanks,She( Beauty) still rings my bells when we connect as in years past.
these days all my axes do,lately especially acoustic which the above can do,though an auditorium acoustic has creative tones also. .. rawk on. 🎼 🎸
Nov 2, 2020 00:45:42 #
tactful wrote:
Thanks,She( Beauty) still rings my bells when we connect as in years past.
these days all my axes do,lately especially acoustic which the above can do,though an auditorium acoustic has creative tones also. .. rawk on. 🎼 🎸
these days all my axes do,lately especially acoustic which the above can do,though an auditorium acoustic has creative tones also. .. rawk on. 🎼 🎸
A work of art. My dad had a Fender semi-hollow. He could play anything with strings.
Nov 2, 2020 09:14:22 #
BigMike wrote:
A work of art. My dad had a Fender semi-hollow. He could play anything with strings.
My grandfather was the same way with many instruments. It got them through the depression.
I suspect since we are what we continually do, excellence then is not an act, but a habit ÷ Aristotle
In short it's in my blood.
Thanks again, she is a gorgeous work of art.
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