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Joined: March 2013 Posts: 359
Location: undisclosed | I'm glad you got a 12 string Nancy, what a way to start! That is a heck of a pounce alright. |
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Joined: August 2009 Posts: 1137
Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | Congrats, my Dear! Enjoy it. I think you caught a really rare bird...! ... and in this condition.... absolutely great!!!
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Joined: May 2011 Posts: 755
Location: Muenster/Germany | WOW that´s a good starter drug. Ovation 12fret12string guitars are soo easy to play (btw just like the 1688 Adamas...), just sit down and play all the old songs and you´ll wonder where the day´s gone. There is a 12string set by Thomastik that you should try on these guitars, and always tune your 12string one halfstep down! Thus you will not have so much trouble with the high G string.
I have 9 12string guitars, and all started with the first. I´m quite sure that nobody would bet a penny that this guitar is going to be alone for a longer time.
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Joined: December 2014 Posts: 1713
Location: Frozen Tundra of Minnesota | LOL!!!! You guys are terrible, I haven't even gotten this one, and you already have me getting another one! LOL!!!! I Love it!!!
The More The Merrier!!! |
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Joined: March 2013 Posts: 359
Location: undisclosed | Do you have a nylon string? Before we talk more 12s I think all the bases should be covered. |
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Joined: December 2014 Posts: 1713
Location: Frozen Tundra of Minnesota | I borrowed this from Michael Ward on the Facebook Ovation page, it fits perfectly!
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Joined: January 2006 Posts: 403
Location: Thailand | Congrats!
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Joined: January 2002 Posts: 14127
Location: 6 String Ranch | And an acoustic bass and mandolin. |
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Joined: July 2002 Posts: 162
Location: Pennsylvania | You're so lucky! I was wondering who beat me to it. |
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