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Location: Morrilton, Arkansas | lots of good info. on ovations. i'm learning somthing new all the time in here. always heard that the squeeky wheel got the grease, cwk2, but working at the sawmill i've learned that the squeeky wheels get replaced and besides that, we all know what dogs do to wheels. haha. i love my ovation and don't need to see any big stars playing them to know i have a fine guitar. i also think martin, talyor and gibson make a fine $600 guitar. too bad they want $2000 to $5000 for them. |
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May 2002
Posts: 3005
Location: Las Cruces, NM | Exactly, G & M are cashing in on years of market dominance, but to a picker the question is, what makes that piece of wood 10 times more valuable than an instrument that sounds, plays, and looks as good, and won't cost the picker $5000 the first time the top gets a scratch. |
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June 2002
Posts: 20
Location: east coast | saw a reference about Richard Thompson, for anyone who wants to know he is on tour, will be in NJ (John Harms Theater - Englewood) November 2nd, go see him you won't regret it. |
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Location: NJ | I have seen Richard Thompson several times he is fantastic and that is an understatement |
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