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Location: VENISE-EN-QUEBEC CANADA | well you all no I have a few Ovation and there's been a question about wath you dislike about them for me basicly nothing other than when i play sitting my Elite 1778LX is awsome.due to the fact that im a big guy when standing it doesn't fit good so that's where my S868 SSB come's in.my question wath's the ultimate SSB Ovation is my S868 one of them or is there better and wath's the model also i like multi- hole Ovation so which is best???
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Define "better".
I had a S868 - sold it
Then I had a 1984 Collector - sold it
Then I had a 5868 Walnut - sold it
Then I had an Adamas 1881 - sold it.
All SSBs, all multi-holes, all different. In my humble opinion the "best" (whatever that means) one was the Adamas 1881 and looking to get another. |
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Location: VENISE-EN-QUEBEC CANADA | O.K. Better
is there a better quality Ovation!!! than my S868 wood/neck Ovation SSB,this guitar is to be use plug's in only,my 1778LX un-plug sound's very good but when standing it's not comfertbold like my S868 so is there a better Ovation quality wise than my S868.with the exception of the Adamas serie's
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | So ignoring the Adamas I would say the 84C and 5868 are slightly better quality wise, I think they sound 'better' than the S868. |
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Location: SoCal | Better? Best? It's whatever works for you.... |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | 1868 Elite...used and owned one since 1988...an absolutely great preformance SSB... |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I have five SSBs, three Ovation and two Adamas models. Two of these are prototypes. Personally, my favorite is the Adamas 1881. It is the only one in the bunch that I regularly gig with. I also regularly use an Ovation 1567 for rehearsing with the band, but prefer the 1881 for performance. |
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Location: VENISE-EN-QUEBEC CANADA | well thank you guy's guest im of to GAS land for an 1868 Elite hope to find one
Daniel |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | I doubt there is going to be much of a difference between the S868 and 1868. Much of a muchness no? |
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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | I have a Custom Elite ssb, a C868LX-4, my Jewel. Al helped me special order her, and I just love her to pieces. She looks great, plays comfortably, and plugged in you don't hear how narrow she is. Unplugged, of course there's a difference, which the size 11 strings accentuates.
But...she is very good at what she's designed to do, and since I can't play the big sisters too much anymore, I'm so grateful to have her. Very comfortable, sitting or standing.
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Location: VENISE-EN-QUEBEC CANADA | Hi Karen
the same tought cross my mind my next should be a round hole Ovation,not a custon Elite but a Legend I don't have one yet so my search will start this week and carefully will loke at all the option.bye bye for now
Daniel |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Daniel,
I sent you a PM. |
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one for the pro's
