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Location: Connersville, Indiana | Thank you so much again Iffy for helping own a part of Ovation History.   
I have not had a chance to play a lot of High end Ovations, like the Adamas I or II or any acoustics from the 70's and 80's, but I have played old Fenders, Martins and Gibsons, but this is the finest 6 string acoustic/electric guitar I have every played. The sound is so warmy, bright and full of color. Again thank you my dear friend Iffy, for helping me make my dreams come true. |
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Location: SoCal | That guitar is not just part of Ovation history. A 37 year old A braced deep bowl Legend is a GREAT sounding guitar. Be happy. You now own a high end Ovation -- one of the best........
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Location: Tennessee | Congrats. I know you've been waiting on that for a long time. Nutmeg is my favorite Ovation color stain. |
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Location: sitting at my computer | Congrats kitmann. That's a keeper! +1 on the "37 year old A braced deep bowl Legend..."  |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Welcome to the Patriot club buddy! Ovations don't come any better!
Cograts and tell Iffy I said "Hi"! |
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Location: Connersville, Indiana | I will Patch, with out Iffy, I would not have my Preacher, Viper, Adamas 12 string and now the Patriot. It is difficult to express how happy I am right now. I Love this guitar!!!!! Thanks everyone, I can't wait to record with this sound. I want to make sure I get a good mic to capture all this guitar has to offer.
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | I just wanna add... I'm so Happy for You!
And you got the Acoustic/Electric one too!
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Location: Jet City | I've always liked those, congrats Kit (and Iffy too if he's looking) |
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Location: New Hartford CT | Congrats Kitmann. My wife bought one for my 50th in April and I haven't put it away since. Looking forward to hearing your recording with it. |
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Location: Connersville, Indiana | BTW, sorry the grass in the pics is brown, serious lack of rain here.
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Location: sitting at my computer | kitmann - 2012-08-30 2:09 PM BTW, sorry the grass in the pics is brown, serious lack of rain here. I doubt any of us are paying much attention to the grass!  |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | This board's lawn critics are apparently sleeping. |
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Location: Tennessee | I smoked my grass. |
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Location: New Hartford CT | I'm sure many of the Official OFC Lawn Critic Board were, in fact as I was, seething about that grass. My vote is to let it slide just this one time... |
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Location: Connersville, Indiana | Hey I talked to Iffy on the Phone he told me to tell everyone hi. He is really fired up about getting this guitar to me. Thanks my dear friend.
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Congrats Kit and welcome to the Patriot Owners...I love mine and felt the same when I got it as you do towards yours...I waited nearly 30 years...Hats off to Iffy as well for making it happen...smiles all around! |
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Location: Texas | Awesome guitar! Congrats, Kit... |
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Location: Utah | Congrats Kit! I love my Patriot, too. Great sounding, great looking instruments. |
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My Patriot has arrived, Yeah!!!