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Location: Jet City | I took these the other day. Too bad it was a bit hazy. It's hard to make out, but Mt Rainier is to the left of the guitars.
I only brought these 7 this time. I'll do more later and hopefully the mountain will cooperate next time.
Here's my '67 Tornado. Serial number 535. I think that means it's one of the first thousand Ovations made period.
"The Book" Elite. I think enough has been said about these in regards to tone, bling, and everything else. This one used to be Beal's ol' gal.
The C2078LX-4 Custom LX Elite 12 string is a one of a kind creation with a bearclaw top and all the bling of a Custom Elite Contour. Woody had this one built, and why he sold it, well I'll never know... I won't.
Oops, forgot to remove the 12 String setlist before shooting.
The 1667-5 Legend. First cutaway model.
The 1657 Anniversary Legend
The 1651 Legend (a.k.a. "John Lennon Model")
A 1537-1 Elite... Simply gorgeous, and one of my favorite sounding guitars period.
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Location: Central Massachusetts | That would be "your other left" on Rainier. Welcome back, Damon! Good to see you out and about! |
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Location: Jet City | oops |
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Location: big island | didn't know seattle ever saw blue skies. wow!
there's a UF "O" in the 1537 pic. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | "why he sold it, well I'll never know..."
I'm just not as smart as I look you know. Maybe I'll get it back when you enter your Gibson phase?
Loovely pics by the way! How's "Bobby"? |
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Location: Location Location Location | Wow! Now those are the BEST guitar pics I've EVER seen! I like how you get the finish on the acoustics to have that matte looking finish. Are you a professional photographer? |
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