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Location: South of most, North of few | Maybe I'm starting to get too old, but I am really starting to bond with the 30CM. I've been playing it since the other two are away at the spa, and it's really starting to grow on me. I may have to change my name to Keeper Jim.. |
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Location: Vernon CT | Jim,
I thought you were selling that?? BUT,If I'm the one that sold you the Guitar that "breaks" you of your "Habit" then My appoligies go out to all the members who use to benifit from T.J.'s Affliction! :D |
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Location: ms | Hes not broke just a little bent, it will pass. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Well, I've just listed the reso, so I'm not completely cured. But,...I am VERY happy with the Ovations (and Martins) I have left.
Disclaimer: the Anniversary is promised to Keith, to be delivered at the Jam. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Jim,
Wait till you get the 1537 and the Adamas back.
You'll be back in business. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | The Adamas hit the door (figuratively) last night. Gary got to play it today. Didn't think I would get it back.... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | The 30ths are special. They sound like Ovations should sound. |
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Location: Slightly northwest of Trader Jim | Originally posted by BT717:
Jim,
I thought you were selling that?? BUT,If I'm the one that sold you the Guitar that "breaks" you of your "Habit" then My appoligies go out to all the members who use to benifit from T.J.'s Affliction! :D I wish you'd have done a few bucks earlier! :D |
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Location: SoCal | I've got Noah's 30th and it very definitely is one of the absolute best wood topped Ovations I've ever played. He loaned it to me knowing that I'd have to set it up correctly for him. Sneaky devil. Good luck getting it back.
Interesting comparing it to my 87C. They are both definitely Ovations in their sound. But they have different sounds. The 87C seems to be more mellow (like the 1537). The 30th seems to ring out more. I love them both. As I said, good luck to Noah getting his guitar back......
282.... Remember |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | What he said. I think the 87 is a little more crisp than the 1537, but significantly different from the 30th. You know it's an Ovation when you play it and it projects as well as any of them across the full spectrum. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Yeah, I think (biased opinion, of course) that I have culled them down to 3 of the finest examples of non-manly neck Ovation production to date. I think the Anniversary is just as good, but too similar to the 30th to keep both. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Good to see you exercising some discretion, TJ. |
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Location: SoCal | IMHO, always a subtle difference between the Elite style and center hole...as well as longer time for the top on the 87C to "open up".
The 2004 30th Anniv CL is a wonderful example of the great Custom Legends, a nice blend of old and new. |
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30CM Legend.
