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Location: ENGLAND UK | hi, is it possible to get a pickguard, or simmilar, for custom legend? cheers,dave. :) |
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Location: south east Michigan | Putting a pick guard on an Ovation is just wrong in so many ways.
Please ... don't do it. |
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Location: ENGLAND UK | Hi slipkid,just trying not to scratch it, i"m a ham fisted strummer,thanks, dave.. |
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Location: ranson,wva | i thopught the same thing, i play wityh heavy graphite picks. but i noticed that you hardty ever hit the top, and ive got a verry heavy right hand. it will hit the rossette before it will the top...the scratches in the rosette will buff right out.....jason |
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Location: NJ | change your technique |
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Location: ENGLAND UK | thanks guys,PS whats a teq, teck, what you said??? |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I agree with them but if you really want one go to Stewmac. They sell them there. |
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Location: ENGLAND UK | just looked at stewmac,thanks for info,dave |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Get the clear removable stuff. |
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Location: Australia | don't do it
it's like putting a moustache on the Mona Lisa |
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Location: North Carolina | You will degrade the sound. If you damage the finish, so what? The instrument is supposed to sound good. If it requires refinishing at some point, so be it. |
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Location: CT | I would rather have a scratched up Ovation - that's called 'mojo' - than an ugly pickguard. If it were an $8,000 Olsen, or something else, I would reconsider just for the monetary value. Ovations are meant to be played though. If you must, get one of those temporary clear plastic stick-ons. Just look around on ebay or the web to find one with a black pickguard, and then try to keep your lunch down |
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Location: Scotland | Here's a UK dealer who stocks clear self adhesive pickguards. Anything but clear ruins the look of an Ovation
http://www.highlystrung.co.uk/acatalog/Pickguards__acoustic_guitar.... |
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Location: ENGLAND UK | o k ok, you convinced me,no pickguard it is,thanks to all, dave.. |
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Location: NJ | What you NEED are StringTubes . . . . |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | Cliffie,
Are these the "Strung Tubes" to which you were refering?
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Location: NJ | WTF??? |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | ...gotta find my hat...I meant "String Tubes".... |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | No no Tim! Those actually work better with a tube TOP. |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | ...rats! busted by the OFC Fashion Police!
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