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Location: South of most, North of few | Went to church this morning and played drums as usual, looking forward to the evening service when I would play guitar with two others. I was going to take the 1115, but decided at the last instant to take the 1681. I got there, and the sound guy was setting up, so he asked me to plug in to check the sound. I did, and was playing a few chords when the other two guys walked in. They just stopped in their tracks and couldn't believe the sound. (neither one plays an Ovation product and one is a die hard Taylor fan.) All night they kept commenting on the sound of my guitar. I can't imagine how good it would sound with someone playing who knows what they are doing. Anyhow, I have to say, untill you plug on of these in to a big system, you really are missing the whole experience. I know to alot of you, this is old stuff, but I just couldn't believe the sound. (ok, I'll shut up now) |
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Location: East Tennessee | Jim,
You are right. Ovations are great anyway but plugged in they will blow the others away.
BTW; The "Dog Song" went over well. It fit to whole theme of the service which was about the giving of gifts. I also did another song, "Mary's Boy Child" and will be doing another in a little of 2 hours at the late Christmas Eve service. I like this service best very quiet and short. |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | Help me out here Jim....what's a 1681?
Feeling stupid, John <>{ |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | ACCORDING TO THE REFERENCE SECTION OF THIS SITE ....
Adamas II 6-string, non cutaway, deepbowl, A/E |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Right, Dave. thats a -8 also. (blue) |
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