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Location: Orange County, California | Nice grab DHF!!! Any help you incurred were purely coincidental, accidental, and incidental, and thus null and and void. Completely unrepeatable too.
Uh Dave? Maybe you could explain to the newcomers what those first two links in your sig are :D :p :D :p |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Dear Fred, The ovationgallery site is now password protected and I have mailed the password to all my friends. Dave |
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Location: Orange County, California | :mad: Dave's picking on me!!! :mad: |
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Location: SoCal | Gee Fred, I can get in. Can't you? Didn't you get Dave's email? |
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | I would highly recommend the 2080. I've had mine for the better part of a year and it has become my favorite guitar to play. Not only does it sound great plugged in as most Adamas / Ovations do, but it is just incredible unplugged as well.
I also get a lot of compliments on it at gigs (on it's looks, not MY playing). I wasn't too sure sure if I liked the looks of it at first, but it's really grown on me. It's a very unique and great sounding instrument.
I bought mine from Al and I would suggest you do the same. You're not likely to find a better deal or a better dealer. |
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adamas 2080?
