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Location: USA - New Jersey | I just beginning. Will a better guitar like the Custom Legend be easier to play and learn on then say the Standard Balladeer. |
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Location: south east Michigan | No, not really. The difference is primarily in the bling. You will find Legends that have better playability than Balladeers, and visa versa.
Ovation is the perfect choice for a beginner because their playibility, when compared to other brands within a particular price range, is generaly superior.
Even above and beyond that, Ovation's built in tuners are a beginners best friend.
And why are you on the board today??? There is a big-time gathering goin' on in Jersey as we type. |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Welcome |
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Location: Chicago | Welcome to the Legend(ary) Loony bin! Our universe is curved space and mostly Lyrachord and Carbon. Ha ha ha. I am Napoleon! |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Welcome. My first guitar was a legend. I think that the better the guitar you buy, the more committed you are to practice, but also the better guitar invites you to play more and rewards you more. |
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Location: Vernon CT | Originally posted by TAFKAR:
Welcome. My first guitar was a legend. I think that the better the guitar you buy, the more committed you are to practice, but also the better guitar invites you to play more and rewards you more. + 1 except for my first guitar (a cheap Johnson) |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Of the two the Custom Legend will sound slightly better. Playability is about the same.
The Custom Legend is a work of art.
Personally I have both. |
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