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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Can anyone tell me about how these play and sound? And what kind of situations you would want a baritone guitar? Some background from of you more ovation-seasoned veterans?
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | That is one of the foreign made longnecks.
They have a huge rumbling full sound and are great for anyone that doesn't have a great singing voice (or a limited range like me). If you can sing like Cliff, then they are of limited use IMHO.
I have a USA made one available for sale...pics in the for sale section of my OFC gallery. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Oh yeah....they play similiar to the '05 collectors in that the neck seems a little long and it takes a bit to get used to it. If you are small framed or short armed, this might not be the guitar to try and play. |
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Location: Tennessee | I think this is a USA model ... 5 piece neck and Optima preamp. |
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| The DS-768 was a USA Longneck. This particular one appears to be one of the last ones made, with the Optima; I don't remember if they ever had the OP-24...the foreign made Longneck had smaller fret markers... |
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| ..by the way, does anyone remember the Tobaccoburst Longneck that came up on ebay last year? It didn't sell the first time and I haven't seen it since...what a beautiful instrument.
Steve |
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| ...winning bid, $632, thought it might go for more..but still a good price. |
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Ovation Baritone Guitar on Ebay?
