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Location: NJ | I believe I periodically saw a small video camera on a tripod accompanying Master Keller about . . . . |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | I think his video camera is a Sony that records on 3 1/2 disc. |
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Location: closely held secret | I'll ask him. I need to find out about my 1624 "needs a little work" anyway. |
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Location: NJ | That MIGHT've been his still camera . . . he had that too . . . . |
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Location: south east Michigan | Cliff...great pics!!!
I sure wish I owned one the the guitars to get invited.
Now....please fill us in.
What is this #3000 (the cannon) you played???
What is with the red, shiney, contour bowl?? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Cliff, PLEASE don't tell Michael that he's got a slothead that pumps like a Martin Dread. For christ sake we'll never hear the end of it. The guy has ears that hear things nobody else does. Typical situation:
Playadamas: "Now, listen to that 3rd harmonic it's got much clearer ring on this guitar compared to that one. If you tilt the guitar 2 degrees towards the floor the whole sound really opens up. Listen."
StandingO: "Yeah, Mike, whatever. It's blue and it's fun to play. Next."
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Location: NJ | Brad;
I'm working on something that I'll send you for the calendar, if y'want it(it follows along the line of Bill's suggestion . . .).
I'll send you a "rough concept", once I have something somewhat "presentable" . . . .
Adamas #3000:
I'm assuming that it was just s/n 3000.
Somebody played it, and said "hey! this thing sounds GOOD!!"
(Bill'd have to elaborate . . .)
This thing's got some MondoBoffo bass response!!!
The "XmasBowl":
This was AT the last Tour (but it was hidden behind the "BlackCurtain"). When Darren and I were discussing "off the wall" finishes, he broke down and showed this to me, but made me promise "not to tell" . . .
This visit, since it was laying out in the open, I figured it was "FairGame" (Louie in Engineering even wiped it down for me so I could get a nice pic:-) I flipped it over, and got a shot of the top too, but it's so much like a MIRROR that you really just see a reflection of the shop ceiling & lights.
I also got a pic of a REALLY cool CustomOrder, but Louie made me PROMISE not to publicize it, as the celeb recipient'd probably get pissed if it got out before he/she saw it . . . . |
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Location: NJ | ". . Cliff, PLEASE don't tell Michael that he's got a slothead that pumps like a Martin Dread . ."
Dave;
What the f&*^k do I care????
If I wanted a guitar that sounded like a Martin dread, I'd BUY a Martin dread!!! The thing I like about MY guitar is that it has a distinctive sound (that DOESN'T sound like a Martin dread) . . . . |
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Location: Colorado | True story - 1985 - I was in Atlanta - actually looking for an Elite - not a dreadnaught. None of the stores had one in natural - so I passed - a sales person sent me to another store - but they did't have one either - but they had this slothead sitting in the corner. I played it for a few hours, and even commented that it sounded more like a dreadnaught than any other Ovation I had ever played. I was not saying it was better or worse - just sounded more like a dreadnaught. I purchased it - fast forward 20 years to the vibrometer, and Darren says out of the blue - look ...this one reacts closer to a dreadnaught Martin than the others. Not better - not worse - it just is....Thanks for bringing it up Cliff - yopur sheet of cookies example is right on - the fact is they all taste goooooood. It's just weird to have someone 20 years later ...out of the blue ...confirm something I had said in passing...my ears did not deceive me! Any yes - I was like the little child who was left overnight in Toys R Us. It was great. |
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Location: NJ | ". . yes - I was like the little child who was left overnight in Toys R Us . ."
y'mean YOU got fondled by the NightWatchman TOO???
Oh.
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Location: Bluffton, SC | Originally posted by cliff:
y'mean YOU got fondled by the NightWatchman TOO??? Difference being he stopped going back, Cliff. :D |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | How can you go back when you never leave? |
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Location: Colorado | Good point Bill, my heart will ever leave...twas an honor...
Mark |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Mark, you were asking about this.
24 narrow necks, 9 wide necks, 1 12string
27 electrics, 7 straight acoustics
6 red, 8 biege, 19 blue, 1 brown
1687-2, 2
1687-7, 5
1687-8, 11
1187-2, 2
1187-7, 1
1187-8, 3
1689-2, 2
1689-8, 5
1189-7, 1
1689-9, 1 for cat litter to replace 28
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Original Adamas Slothead owners !!!!!!!!!!!!
