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| Been waiting for #3 to arrive, and yesterday it did! The 1121-4 in the center now rounds off (basically), the models I've been on a quest for: 1) a classical, 2) a 12 string, and 3), a 6 string.
Still need to come up with a case for the classical, and also send the 12-er in for repairs. But, all three are now home, and looking good. Will look up their exact years, but I remember one is a 1978, and one an 1982.
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Nothing quite like a matching set eh? Congrats! |
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Location: Frozen Tundra of Minnesota | They all look Gorgeous!!! It looks like you found some in really well-cared for shape!!! Congratulations!! |
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Location: Jet City | play 'em in good health, congrats! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Good start. Don't stop there. |
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Location: Suisun City, Ca | Nice!!!
Really love that 12... |
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| Thanks everyone. The 1121 is one of the easiest acoustics ve ever played. If not THE easiest. Ive strung it with T-I Plectrums, would love to hear it's recorded sound. Those strings are sublime on my 1972 Gibson Southern Jumbo Deluxe, but not what I expected on the Ovation. Will have to try some EBs, I think. |
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| Anybody know where I can get a case for the classical? |
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Ovation Trifecta!
