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Location: ranson,wva | ive been looking at chambered solid body classicals on line and in print...anyone playeda godin duet or any of the chambered classical line?? im still toying with the idea of building a chambered classical but id love to own a godin or a ea viper someday when things get better..
how does the ea63 compare to the godin's? similar or totaly different monsters?? thanks guys jas |
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Location: Scotland | I have both. The Godin is cool because of the synth access, but I use the Viper for gigs because I prefer the sound and feel. Maybe I'll get around to transplanting the Godin's synth guts into the Viper and be done with it. |
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Location: ranson,wva | thanks paul. i did like the features of the godin. and i like the wider neck of the godin but like the feel of teh viper lol too bad i cant have both in a production guitar lol |
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Location: SoCal | I have a Godin Multiac Nylon hanging by my chair downstairs. It actually has a pleasingly balanced unpluged acoustic voice. Not very loud by any standards, but nice in a quiet room or out on the patio in the middle of the night. The EA63 only comes alive when you plug it in. Vipers fit like a glove. I'd be in the wrong forum if I liked the feel of the Multiac over the Viper. |
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OT godin duet classical VS ea63 viper
