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Location: United States | I am now the proud owner of my first ovation. yesterday my cc24s arrived. the only complaint i had about it was that it had a broken string. but that is no big deal i purchased a couple of packs of dunlop zakk wylde strings and restrung it. i am very pleased so far with the guitar but then again i've only had it for 1 day. i am amazed at the build quality of this guitar for a cheap priced guitar it is very well made. :) |
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Location: UK | Enjoy! I've had ovations/adamas for 30 odd years now and love them! |
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Location: GA USA | Congrats. Have fun with it, and post pix! |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Congrats and enjoy
I just bought a CSE44 for a great price here so I could add my Idea preamp.
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Location: VENISE-EN-QUEBEC CANADA | you will have fun with youre Ovation
bet it wont be youre last one
p.s. picture please
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Congratulations on you new Guitar. I know that there is nothing like a new toy.
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Location: United States | thanks folks, i really dig this guitar the actions is a little high but according to the manual i can take the saddle off and there should be shims i can remove to lower the action. have any of you tried this? i also like the dunlop zakk wylde strings i put on my guitar but only time will tell if they are winners or not. and as for pictures once i learn how to post them here i will do so. :) |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Hunt around and you'll find a couple of threads with good instructions for removing shims. Use the "search" function at the top of the page. |
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Location: Utah | Pretty much everybody has pulled a shim or two. Just loosen the strings a lot. Then gently lift the saddle up and you'll find 2 or 3 shims underneath. Pull one out and re-tune the guitar. It really is that easy. |
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Location: United States | thanks for your help FlySig, i'll give this a try. i don't expect it to have the action that my jackson has but i would like to lower it a tad bit. |
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Location: Michigan | Originally posted by grecon68:
have any of you tried this? :) :) :) Yes we have. The manual has a pretty good tutorial on page 9-10 I think:
http://www.ovationguitars.com/img/OVmanual.pdf |
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Location: Michigan | Congrats on the new guitar, play the heck out of it! |
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Location: CA | Are the Wylde strings made for acoustic guitars?
FWIW, I don't think ol' Zakk every played anything acoustic, and acoustics don't sound very good with strings made for electrics. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by Oddball:
I don't think ol' Zakk every played anything acoustic... I said that on another thread... Then I went looking and found This... and others Like This. |
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Location: United States | for anyone with doubt here are the dunlop zakk wylde acoustic strings.
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Dunlop-Zakk-Wylde-Icon-Series-Phosphor-... |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Nobody doubts that there are Zakk Wylde strings...
I believe that on first glance few people would associate Zakk with acoustic guitars.
It's like nobody really thinks of Carlos or Jimi or Eddie or Yngwie playing acoustic guitars.
Although I am sure they can. :p |
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my celebrity cc24s has arrived
