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Location: pennsylvania | hey i'm brian, i play a little guitar, and bass, been hanging around here for awhile thought i'd join, got a thing for ovation magnums, own 1 wish i owned more thought this would be a good place to be. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Hey Brian. Which magnum do you have? |
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Location: pennsylvania | I have a Magnum III at the moment, love it. |
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Location: pennsylvania | how long before you guys decide if i'm a human is it till you let me post here, just askin' is all no pressure  |
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Location: Jet City | Patience my fine Magnum brutha.
I have a IV.
Mr O has had 'em all.
Fly, be free |
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Location: pennsylvania | sweet i like the IV and the II i hear that those pre-amps are battery hogs, is that true? |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | As long as you don't leave them plugged in they don't suck up batteries any more than anything else. When I played mine I put batteries in each gig anyway, but even with several months between gigs, the batteries lasted... I just didn't trust them not to fail when I needed them, so I replaced them for each event. And yes, while I currently only have a Magnum I and II and a PF-22 and UltraBass, I have had III's, IV's and even a Fretless I. All awesome. |
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Location: pennsylvania | that's a killer collection, i'm jealous. i wonder how the battery story got to be so widely spread about, maybe because at the time an 18v system was rare? |
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