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Joined: April 2004 Posts: 793
Location: Texas | OK, these items are free of charge but only for the newbies.................meaning just new members.
Back in the day, there was an OFC store and other ways to get these and many other items like T-shirts, hats, pens, etc...
I have 5 OFC guitar picks and 2 OFC case tags that I will offer for free to new OFC members.
3 blue heavy picks, 2 white light picks and 2 new tags, please see photos.
BUT......1 item per person only.....and only if you are a real member, meaning that you have between 10 and 100 posts, no more, no less.
And in order to get 1 of these, you will need to answer one of these 7 Ovation trivia questions:
1. What is the ultimate Adamas guitar ever made? Please specify the well known nickname?
2. What model did John Lennon use as his main guitar for his last recording Double Fantasy? Name and model number?
3. Who was the country music star that had a TV show featuring him playing Ovation guitars week after week and what model did he play? Name and number.
4. Who was the well known blues player that had a 12 fret model under his name and what was the name model after that?
5. What Ovation model did Jim Croce play and what color was it?
6. The super trio of Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin and Paco De Lucia toured the world with 2 Ovation guitars on stage, who played them and what models were they?
7. Who are the owners of the Ovation Fan Club?
Please answer the questions right here on these thread and first winner per question gets to choose one of the items.
I will contact via PM the winners and get their address to send their prize.
Thanks for playing and good luck.
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Joined: May 2013 Posts: 20
| John Lennon used an Ovation Legend, model 1651-7 for the Double Fantasy recording sessions. |
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Location: Texas | Yep, we have one winner, 6 to go..... |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | |
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Location: New Zealand | Oh oh I know ,Alexander Pepiak and Miles-Kevin Baron
May I have a guitar label please
trautsman |
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Location: Texas | Yep........one more winner! 5 to go... |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Can't resist giving a clue for #4...
He's White, but not white.
And the new Folk should now be able to work it out. |
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Location: Texas | Are these questions too hard?
You can find all the answers if you do a search within the OFC. |
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Location: Texas | marenostrum.....you are not elegible for this...........it was supposed to be for the new members and only 1 answer per member.
sorry folks but this thread has been cancelled.
PM me if you want a free pick or tag.......first come first serve. |
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Location: Tuscany, Italy | I so sorry having ruined your thread and idea....I was trying myself to answer yr questions and I pressed the reply button. My apologize to everybody....... |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | CA... Less than 24 hours? I thought it was a nice gesture, but I would have given a week or more if it was me. |
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Location: Texas | I ended the game because all the questions have been answered. |
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Location: Texas | OK, since the posted answers are now deleted (Thanks Miles) and maybe no one saw them...... the game is still on!.........but for newbies only, please read the original post.
And post only 1 answer here.
2 questions have been answered so we have 5 to go.
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Location: Lebanon, TN | Still a lovely idea, well done CA. Come on newbie's have a go! |
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Location: North Carolina | 4. Josh White. Later called the Folklore!
Edited by Fitch 2013-06-05 8:18 PM
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Location: Texas | Yep, correct answer.
Edited by Country Artist 2013-06-05 8:41 PM
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Location: Canada | #4 Josh White - same model name, reissue K-1114
oops already answered
#5 John Lennon 1651 Legend LTD
Edited by d'ovation 2013-06-06 11:17 AM
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Location: Texas | Both 2 and 4 already answered.
Try again! |
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Location: Canada | Ok, maybe #1 U681T "UTE" |
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Location: Texas | The correct answer about what is the ultimate Adamas ever made in my opinion it would be the original Adamas "Slothead" for obvious reasons, but seems like many members feel the "Ute" is it, so either question is correct.. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Defintely the UTE. |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | muzza - 2013-06-07 8:09 PM
Defintely the UTE.
Slothead. Geez AJ, don't put Muzz in your will. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | 1. What is the ultimate Adamas guitar ever made? Please specify the well known nickname?
I thought that was old #47 |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | muzza - 2013-06-07 2:09 AM Defintely the UTE. gezzzz, spoken like someone who has never been fortunate enough to play an original slothead. |
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Location: Texas | OK new members, 3 questions left to answer and only 3 OFC picks left, 2 blue ones and 1 white one.
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | stephent28 - 2013-06-08 6:03 AM muzza - 2013-06-07 2:09 AM Defintely the UTE. gezzzz, spoken like someone who has never been fortunate enough to play an original slothead. Says who? I've played both. AJ's slothead and Schroeder's utes. Both sound great. The Utes are beautiful. The original Slothead is ugly. Ipso facto, in my opinion, the Ute's the winner. Others will disagree. That's OK. |
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Location: Texas | OK, easy guys...........back to the program..........newbies..........please answer the 3 questions left........OK? |
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Location: UK | 6. The super trio of Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin and Paco De Lucia toured the world with 2 Ovation guitars on stage, who played them and what models were they?
I think Al Di Meola played a Legend and John McLaughlin played a Classic? |
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Joined: April 2004 Posts: 793
Location: Texas | Yes, correct answer. You win!
2 left. |
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Joined: April 2004 Posts: 793
Location: Texas | Contest for newbies to win 2 free OFC picks left ends this Friday June 14th.
Just 2 questions left to answer. After that, I will send OFC picks to 2 other older member friends that have contacted me.
Please participate.....you can find all answers within the OFC archives.
Thanks for playing. |
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Location: Suisun City, Ca | Since Gemm is newbie, so am I...
How about
Jim Croce Legend 1617 sunburst |
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Location: Texas | OK astrodan, good answer, you win.....
Only one pick left and one question left to answer.
3. Who was the country music star that had a TV show featuring him playing Ovation guitars week after week and what model did he play? Name and number. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Country Artist - 2013-06-05 1:30 PM OK, these items are free of charge but only for the newbies..... ... BUT......1 item per person only.....and only if you are a real member, meaning that you have between 10 and 100 posts, no more, no less.
OK AstroDan - 2013-06-14 4:28 AM Since Gemm is newbie, so am I... How about Jim Croce Legend 1617 sunburst So how does Gemm's 25 posts make YOU (286 posts) a newbie? |
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Location: Suisun City, Ca | Good point. I didn't see that. I recuse myself. Need a new question, since I put the turd in the punch bowl. |
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Location: Texas | Muzza is correct.........so here is a new question.....it is one that every member should know the answer, which you can find in the Ovation book and maybe even on google....
Why are Ovation guitars called "Ovation" ? |
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Location: Jet City | Legend - 2013-06-14 8:47 AM Why are Ovation guitars called "Ovation" ? Cuz Martin wouldn't sell |
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Location: NW Montucky | A local (to the factory area) folk group named the Balladeers received a standing ovation at a local 4-H fair. "Ovation" was chosen for the brand name, and "Balladeer" became the first model name. |
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Location: Texas | Monttexan, that is the correct answer so you won an OFC pick....
Now, here again is the last question:
Who was the country music star that had a TV show featuring him playing Ovation guitars week after week and what model did he play? Name and number.
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Location: Flint Hills of Kansas, USA | Legend - 2013-06-15 10:0
Now, here again is the last question:
Who was the country music star that had a TV show featuring him playing Ovation guitars week after week and what model did he play? Name and number.
Well...I know it is Glen Campbell but I can't find the single guitar you're after. I've read numerous articles and posts here at OFC and they all seem to say that he played multiple Ovations. Here's one example http://www.ovationfanclub.com/megabbs/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=10...
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Location: Texas | Kansas boy you are right.....Glen played many guitars including the prototype for his own model (1627) and the nylon string Country Artist (1624), and later on an Elite and various Adamas models so, no problem, you won!............
So thqt is it for this contest, all the prices have been won and thanks for all that participated and commented on it, I hope you've learned something new about Ovation guitars and keep on picking. I play my old Legend everyday. |
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Location: Texas | Thanks CA for taking the time and resources to do this... |
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Location: Flint Hills of Kansas, USA | Legend - 2013-06-15 12:44 PM
Kansas boy you are right.....Glen played many guitars including the prototype for his own model (1627) and the nylon string Country Artist (1624), and later on an Elite and various Adamas models so, no problem, you won!............
Thank you Country Artist! Thanks for the contest! |
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | This was a nice thread and a nice gesture by you, CA... Thanks!
Wayne |
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Location: NW Montucky | The pick showed up in today's mail. Thanks for the fun thread and the prize! |
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Joined: November 2012 Posts: 23
Location: Flint Hills of Kansas, USA | My pick arrived today! Again, many thanks! |
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Location: UK | My pick arrived today too (from across the ocean!)! Thank you so much, CA! |
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