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Location: New Jersey, USA | A potbelly is essential to playing an Ovation. Either you have one already and play a contour bowl to compensate, or you get one with the guitar. But either way, it's non-negotiable. |
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| Original posted by rpguitar:
A potbelly is essential to playing an Ovation. Either you have one already and play a contour bowl to compensate, or you get one with the guitar. So that explains it! :confused: And here I thought I was just getting old. I'll have to keep this knowledge from SWMBO, else she might want me to get rid of some "potbellies" besides the one I carry all the time. :p |
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| This one\'s almost as bad. Interesting color scheme on the guitar - didn't someone post a pic of those bubbles awhile back, around the time of the last Open House? |
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Location: Tychy, Poland | WTF? |
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Location: closely held secret | That's the snakeskin finish. I believe Music Mike has one.
This is the raindrop finish.
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Location: CT | LOL!! |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | I think they both are kinda cool! :cool: |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | That's the lizard or Dragon finish...actually this is the one from three months ago that had the headstock break (in two)...terrible repair...I called them on it after they sent the pictures to me...its a shame because its a rare guitar...it is NOT a Celebrity...That word and "Made in USA" don't mix...These are Thunderbolt's and are really nice guitars...subdued acoustically but really shine plugged in (OP-24). Yes, I own this one:
Currently in in rehab at the Mothership: too much pineapple I think...lol |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | "My daughter plays and has too many guitars and need to sell one."
Is that her opinion, or yours? :mad: There's a mistake right there! :cool: |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | I'm a little jealous of the hair profile. As seen on bottom left shadow of the pictures in the first link..... |
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Location: Tennessee | Awww ... leave Spanky alone (I can tell it is him by the cowlick). He caint hep it, skoolin werent so grate back than. |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | I kant believe that someone wood place an add and not cheek four speling arrors, I meen their izn't even a zipp kode four his fone number....geez. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Ya meen yer spozed to spell corecktly here? |
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Location: New Jersey, USA | Yeah, easy there... I've only been browsing a couple of weeks and I've seen some doozies from you guys! :rolleyes: |
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Location: Nashville TN. | T-bolt sound amazing plugged in.
Very very fast necks.
I love handing mine to other players and see thier face as they realize it plays better than most strats or les pauls.
They record very well with a condenser mic. |
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Location: CA | Is 'aqustic' a misspelling of 'acoustic' — or is this perhaps one of those rare Ovations which can be played underwater? |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | They can all be played underwater, but your fingers get wrinkly. |
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Location: NJ | . . . not t'mention the "shrinkage" factor. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Ya gott be careful of the "shrinkage"..... |
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| "I WAS IN THE POOL!!!" - George Costanza |
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Location: Montréal, québec, Canada | ouch!! My writing in english is bad but this is something else.
The girl as to many guitars but the father as to selle one ???
Bernard
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1251-6 Breadwinner
Ibanez Firebrand !!!
Seagul M-6
Yamaha classical |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Originally posted by rpguitar:
Yeah, easy there... I've only been browsing a couple of weeks and I've seen some doozies from you guys! :rolleyes: So you haven't met Jason yet?
BTW, where is Jason???
...and the snakeskin guy says:
I'LL DELIVERY IT IF THE DISTANCE IS TOO FAR. Hey, I live too far. I wonder if he'd delivery it here? |
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Anybody want an "Ovation Potbelly Aqustic"?