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Location: SoCal | I was looking at a 1687GT on the 'bay and suddenly realized that for the first time, a multi hole Ovation doesn't have a rear hatch. Is that the case for all multi hole O's & A's which have OPPro and similar guitars? |
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Location: NJ | no |
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Location: closely held secret | Did it come with a mail-in rebate form for $10 on a Dremel? |
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Location: Suisun City, Ca | No. As a matter of fact, all my Elite-style have a hatch and the 1617-4 Legend doesn't. |
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Location: closely held secret | Legends and Balladeers don't have/need hatches. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | At the Roadshow, I was told that new Adami don't have/need hatches.
All the work inside the body is pretty much done before they glue the top on...
Anything else can be done through the preamp hole.
Since the Truss-Rod adjustment is in the headstock, you don't need a hatch.
It was also decided the they sound better without the hatch. |
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Location: closely held secret | I'm sure that makes replacing a brace more fun. |
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Location: SoCal | Well they've been doing it with guitars like the ES335 for years...... |
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1687 GT - no hatch
