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Location: Nashville TN. | The back hatch door on Ovation can unscrewed with a dime....
Is that because they knew a but of muscians likily could not afford a quarter??? |
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Location: Omaha, NE | Just the other day I was lamenting that a penny wouldn't fit.
Good thing I use heavy picks. |
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June 2005
Posts: 1320
Location: Round Rock, TX | You can afford a pick? |
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July 2005
Posts: 3410
Location: GA USA | I use a dime on the backplate of the Deacon also. |
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December 2003
Posts: 13987
Location: Upper Left USA | Deacon Hatch:
Since I work in the maintenance of Naval WMD's and floating money pits I can't help but recognize the similarities between proprietary parts used by Kaman and the parts and processes used in military hardware...
The 1/4 turn fasteners are big on electronics hardware and the Machine screws and inserts on the necks are a major change from the woodscrews used by most everyone else. |
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Location: enid, ok | I use a penny on my Deacons and Limiteds. I'm low-budg. |
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did ya ever notice.....
