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Location: Brentwood,TN | For those of you who like Doubleneck's...I finally got mine delivered last Thursday! It was well worth the 9 months! I have pics in my gallery. Here are the specs:
*Cherry Sunburst Finish
*Mother of Pearl purfling on top, fingerboards,and pegheads
*Gold Schaller tuners with pearloid keys
*Walnut bridges
*OP Pro preamp
*MOP "Star" inlays
*Cherry Burst finish on pegheads and on back of the necks
*Adamas multiwood epaulets
MOP Star inlayed in ebony (on top between necks)
Many Thanks to Mark Lamnna and Willy and any other person at Ovation who touched this guitar! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | OH MY GOD THAT'S NICE!
Explains why your Adamas 12 ended up with me (he he). Seriously that double neck is really beautiful. Good going.
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Location: Brentwood,TN | Yes, Dave...that is why you now have the Adamas 12...I am still sad about selling her...I know she is in good hands though! Thanks! |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Good hands??? You have NO idea where those hands have been...
And that IS a very cool DoubleNeck, C. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Sweet guitar! Great balance of color and bling. |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | Very Nice !! Congrats!!! |
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Location: Brentwood,TN | . |
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Location: closely held secret | Beautiful! |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | Question: is this based strictly on pre-LX features? I see they must be K-Bar necks. What kind of bracing is in there? GS bowl? Is it mid or deep?
Very beautiful.
One more question...to the nearest $10,000, how much?
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Location: NJ | NICE goin' Chris!!!
I'd kill for one of those!
(Beats lugging two cases in/out & switching back & forth . . . .)
Can ya' post a pic?? |
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Location: Brentwood,TN | Thanks guys! It is very fun to play, but also very top heavy. I played a show with it on Friday night and it wore me out! Well worth the pain though! |
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Location: NJ | Is it "Neck-Heavy"?? |
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Location: Brentwood,TN | Is it "Neck-Heavy"??
Yes |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | All I can say is WWWWOW! ... I'll bet with all that soundboard area the thing booms!
That MUST have set you back a small fortune! |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Damn fine Chris, well worth the wait!!!
Welcome to the club :D
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | That is really sweet!
Question...electric doublenecks typically have the 12-string on top...yet both Chris and Tim have the 12-string on the bottom. Is this an acoustic thing or just an Ovation thing? |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | More a Richie Sambora thing....
He argued that it makes sense not to have to reach over the neck less played. Since most playing is on the 6 string for lead work, it should be on top for ease of reach.
I think Gibson lead the way to the 12 on top with the old SG models in the 60's and that sort of became the norm.
My 2 cents
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Location: Hiram, Georgia | stunning! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Gorgeous. This make me rethink my GAS wishlist. |
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Location: boulder | now if you had four hands, that would be cool....
really nice chris, is it Lx neck, bracing and bowl? What grade soundboard was used? just curious.. have to go play my meesly 2080. peace |
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Location: Brentwood,TN | I agree with Tim. I could have had the 12 on top but I went with it on the bottom. Much easier for me to strum the 12 hanging low than up closer to my chest. K-bar necks. It has a triple A spruce top. I was fortunate enough to help pick it out myself with Willy (the guy who pretty much builds the whole thing from scratch) when I flew up there in May. I also sent a camera up there at the beginning of production for Mark to snap pictures of the guitar at various stages and I will post them also in my gallery. The bracing is very intricut and yest the huge bowl does produce a big sound! Maybe I can bring it up next year for the tour! Ths case is a monster though! Total weight with the guitar in is is 61 pounds! Thanks guys! |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | 61 lb??? jephus!! |
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Location: Rocky River, Ohio | totally awesome...
our local guitar center has one of the sambora models behind the glass in the lobby with his signature on the top.. |
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Location: Brentwood,TN | Originally posted by Erniewan:
totally awesome...
our local guitar center has one of the sambora models behind the glass in the lobby with his signature on the top.. Cool...is it a black one? |
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Location: Rocky River, Ohio | Yep, it's black... |
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Custom USA Doubleneck !!!
