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Location: Phoenix AZ | Will be interesting to see what the future holds for collectable Ovation and Adamas models with the company gutted and gone. I guess it could go either way ... what was once considered collectable could turn into nothing more than a cheap curiousity. Or values could skyrocket with the reality that this really is it, and the few remaining relics of Ovation history are just that, truly historical.
Either way, I have a hard time imagining that I could ever part with the Slothead, the Q, the GC Shiny Bowl or the GC Thunderhead. Just too much sentimental value to me, no matter what the market says. |
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Location: Always beautiful canyon country of Utah | All of us here would have a problem parting with the Ovations which we love and play on a daily basis!! |
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Location: Colorado | #43 is still happy in Broomfield...it is actually getting played a lot more...yes Professor...I haven't forgotten you have dibs on it if I have to stay out of bankruptcy court..but you'll have to arm wrestle my daughter...saw a show at red rocks the other night...unique venue...T28 - I thought of you and 57 when I was there - we oughta set up a photo shoot there someday...unique venue - unique guitars...to be clear...#43 is NFS for a long time I think. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Thanks for keeping me in mind for No. 43. |
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Original Slothead #41
