Tree Huggers Delight
Tommy M.
Posted 2007-10-13 4:01 PM (#78359)
Subject: Tree Huggers Delight


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You know how we always criticize the Ovation marketing efforts. After hearing an interview with Sting how about Martin, built him a guitar from "Smartwood" using wood from "forests managed in a sustainable and ecologically responsible manner". Well, aren't the Addams, and Ovations for that matter, the most ecologically responsible guitars made? Do you think Ovation could run with that marketing idea?
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2007-10-13 4:14 PM (#78360 - in reply to #78359)
Subject: Re: Tree Huggers Delight



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"Do you think Ovation could run with that marketing idea?"

Better Marketing Idea-- OVATIONS ARE FINE GUITARS! DON'T LIKE 'EM, DON'T BUY 'EM! :mad:
We don't need no steenking tree hugging Al Gore loving gimmicks!

BTW-- Rosewood is an endangered species.
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Tommy M.
Posted 2007-10-13 4:21 PM (#78361 - in reply to #78359)
Subject: Re: Tree Huggers Delight


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True but, don't Sting and other celebrities, know what's good for us.
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LBJ
Posted 2007-10-13 5:04 PM (#78362 - in reply to #78359)
Subject: Re: Tree Huggers Delight


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i don't think that making guitars from synthetic materials is more ecological than making them from wood.
Wood is somewhat infinite resource, because we can plant them and wait till they grow, and you can't plant oil. Not to mention that in process of creating such a syntenic structure there is a lot of greenhouse gas emissions.
i'd say if it comes to ecological aspect of building guitars, wooden guitars wins 10:0.
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bvince
Posted 2007-10-13 5:21 PM (#78363 - in reply to #78359)
Subject: Re: Tree Huggers Delight



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I think every good tree wants to become a great guitar some day.
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Weaser P
Posted 2007-10-13 7:49 PM (#78364 - in reply to #78359)
Subject: Re: Tree Huggers Delight


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Originally posted by Tommy M.:
True but, don't Sting and other celebrities, know what's good for us.
:D :D That could be one of the finer chuckles I've had all day.
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Capo Guy
Posted 2007-10-13 8:00 PM (#78365 - in reply to #78359)
Subject: Re: Tree Huggers Delight



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Originally posted by Tommy M.:
True but, don't Sting and other celebrities, know what's good for us.
Two words.... Brittney Spears. :D
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maxdaddy7271
Posted 2007-10-14 1:45 AM (#78366 - in reply to #78359)
Subject: Re: Tree Huggers Delight


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I have to wonder what Ted Nugent would have to say on the subject, just for fun. I also have to wonder if Sting has any clue?
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2007-10-14 2:23 AM (#78367 - in reply to #78359)
Subject: Re: Tree Huggers Delight



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Hey, Sting even got to meet George W. Bush!

Why he would want to, I have no idea...
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