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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Hi, My name is Bill and I'm an Ovationolic.
Welcome to another meeting of Ovation Onominous, or O,O as we like to call it.
Guys, I think I need help. I received my first Ovation, A Custom Legend, about 3 weeks ago and the next thing I knew, I had bought a Legend "for my son". Now I can't seem to stop looking. I keep checking Ebay and thinking "lets see, they started at $200, maybe I could get it for $350...ya, that would be a really gret price and I really could use 4 guitars, after all, I gig every other weekend and my wife would never know. I wonder how 12 string Ovation would play?
If anybody has any suggestions, I could really use them...
Signed,
Willard in Wisconsin |
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Location: NJ | don't fight it ... go with the flow |
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Location: SoCal | This is as bad a case of GAS as I've ever seen. As for my own, I believe it's in remission right now.
(Guitar Aquisition Syndrome) |
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Location: Scotland | Look on the bright side, at least you're not in denial. |
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Location: The Shop | For god sake buy new US models, the expensive ones so i can still have a job this year. :-)
And lots of them! :) |
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Location: SoCal | If you keep going like this, plan on your marriage becoming very interesting. Wives don't always understand G.A.S. |
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Location: Zion, Illinois | My wife seems to understand about needing "just one more guitar."
That's the exact number of guitars she has warned me not to buy if I expect to sleep in the house the rest of my life. :mad:
Bradley |
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