OVATION PICKS?
Norseman1
Posted 2003-02-04 1:49 PM (#212916)
Subject: OVATION PICKS?


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I'm always buying picks that say Fender/Dunlop/Johnson/etc. :eek: Hey, where can a guy get Ovation picks and accessories? NEVER see them.

Norse(don't mean to be picky but...)man1
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cliff
Posted 2003-02-04 1:58 PM (#212917 - in reply to #212916)
Subject: Re: OVATION PICKS?


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I used to have some many, MANY moons ago!

They were somewhat large, shaped like an equilateral triangle with curved sides and round corners. Black, with the Ovation logo and "Waldo" hot-stamped in gold. There MIGHT be one rattling around in the compartment of my CBalladeer case.
Ah, memories!
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samova
Posted 2003-02-04 1:58 PM (#212918 - in reply to #212916)
Subject: Re: OVATION PICKS?


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Ovation did make several styles of picks and they had different ovation logo's on them.They used to sell them in bulk like fender,martin,etc..
The strange thing is trying to find these things.I had looked for a few years to find some and finally found about 10 of them..You would think something like picks would surface somewhere and you would be able to buy a few but its funny how finding the guitars is easier than finding some stinkin picks..
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Norseman1
Posted 2003-02-04 2:23 PM (#212919 - in reply to #212916)
Subject: Re: OVATION PICKS?


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I'm just surprised they don't currently make them just for advertisement, but I guess I won't open that can of worms :eek:

Norse(how much could it cost?)man1
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Standingovation
Posted 2003-02-04 3:15 PM (#212920 - in reply to #212916)
Subject: Re: OVATION PICKS?



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I bought 4 bags of them back in '74 (that's 4 gross, almost 600 picks). I have fewer than 25 left. The amazing thing is that I don't play outside my own house. Where the hell do they go to ???? Dave
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cliff
Posted 2003-02-04 3:21 PM (#212921 - in reply to #212916)
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Check the couch cushions, the dryer filter, and the next time you have the opportunity . . . . . have your dog x-ray'd!! :)
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Bluebird
Posted 2003-02-04 3:32 PM (#212922 - in reply to #212916)
Subject: Re: OVATION PICKS?



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Where the hell do they go to ????


Good question! Every time I get to a music store, I buy about 12 or 15 picks but they gradually seem to disappear. You would think that after 30+ years of doing this, one would have every likely spot filled with enough picks that you would be finding them at least as fast as you lose them, but this is not the case. :(

I think they are made of the same material as dissolving stitches and automatically remove themselves from our sweaty grasp...it's 'job security' for the pick making companies!

Wayne
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cliff
Posted 2003-02-04 3:55 PM (#212923 - in reply to #212916)
Subject: Re: OVATION PICKS?


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TOLL BASKETS!!!! . . . another good place to find 'em (and there are PLENTY here in Jersey!!)

I'm sure the Garden State Parkway and NJ Turnpike Authorities have PLENTY of my Dunlops!!!
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Mr. Ovation
Posted 2003-02-04 3:59 PM (#212924 - in reply to #212916)
Subject: Re: OVATION PICKS?


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They made them as recently as 1996 because I have a bunch from then that are dated as such. What I find amazing is that in the early 80's I bought 3 "graphite" Ovation guitar picks. I still have them. Now many times they were misplaced, but eventually they find their way back into my pick box...
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Legend-LX-Fan
Posted 2003-02-04 4:12 PM (#212925 - in reply to #212916)
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Seems I can never find matching socks and guitar picks. Anyone else have this problem? (hahahhaaa)...Paul Hebert
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Magicman
Posted 2003-02-04 4:31 PM (#212926 - in reply to #212916)
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lol, you have no idea.
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stonebobbo
Posted 2003-02-04 4:36 PM (#212927 - in reply to #212916)
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My personal theory is that my guitar picks transform themselves into wire hangars and hang themselves in my closet.
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Mr. Ovation
Posted 2003-02-04 7:59 PM (#212928 - in reply to #212916)
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Maybe somewhere there are a bunch of "left" socks, and all are filled with guitar picks.
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Legend-LX-Fan
Posted 2003-02-04 9:28 PM (#212929 - in reply to #212916)
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Miles, let me check my dryer! (hahhahhaa)..Paul Hebert
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Bailey
Posted 2003-02-05 1:08 AM (#212930 - in reply to #212916)
Subject: Re: OVATION PICKS?


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Paul H

Isn't Louisiana the home of Marie Leveaux subject of the song "Another Man Done Gone", she's no doubt working on picks and socks in her spare time (of which she has plenty as she was too ugly for a rich man like handsome Jack). Just go down in that swamp and you'll find all those picks (and maybe a fortune) if you're willing to get married.

Bailey :eek:
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