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Re: worr or kapp

In Reply to: worr or kapp posted by tipp33mann on June 01, 2003 at 10:05:59:

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TEAMxINFAMOUS
on June 01, 2003 at 23:40:04

dude i would get an outcast or sace up a lil more to get a black magic. yes you can upgrade the wgp way more with wgp products which come with warrentys and they are prett kool about things that break....remember "if its not worr than throw it out the door"
hope it helps
nick
: I am getting a cocker soon and im prolly gonna get either a WGP Outcast or a Kapp. They are both $500. I was wondering which one is better or if the outcast can be more customized because its a WGP.

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: dude i would get an outcast or sace up a lil more to get a black magic. yes you can upgrade the wgp way more with wgp products which come with warrentys and they are prett kool about things that break....remember "if its not worr than throw it out the door" : hope it helps : nick : : I am getting a cocker soon and im prolly gonna get either a WGP Outcast or a Kapp. They are both $500. I was wondering which one is better or if the outcast can be more customized because its a WGP.

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