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Location: Texas | What is your loudest Ovation-Adamas guitar?
Unplugged of course, :)
Mine is my Adamas II -7
Maybe you own other brands that are louder but that is another thread, let's stick with Ovations/Adamas only.
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Location: big island | 1688, by a mile! |
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| No Contest.
the 1969 1115 shiny 12 string w/winged bridge and large soundhole(transitional model) that just came home from mother, Char even yelled at me last night to turn down the amp and had the door shut at the other end of the house.... those shiny reissues must be awesome.
the guitar wasn't plugged in. and she wasn't bitchn' bout my skills... :rolleyes: it's a monster cannon... :D and plugged in with the FD14 electronics and pickup, it sounds like a choir of angels. again, many thanks to John and Kim!!
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Yeah Glenn, My Pacemaker ain't quite that old, but it is quite that Loud.
Took it over my buddy's house, and he asks "Why you play that thing so Loud?"
"'Scuze me! That's just the way it is, it don't need no plug-in... Try it!" |
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Location: Jet City | That first year 1117 Deluxe Balladeer/Legend thingy I just got.
What did someone here call it? "Hand-laid deep bowl cannon" or something like that?
Anyway, it's way louder than the LX or the Folklore |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | My '79 1115.
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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | Gertrude (1111-4). (To be fair, the other five are shallow bowl, super shallow, and electrics, so the playing field isn't level.)
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | '67 Deluxe Balladeer |
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Location: south east Michigan | UTE! |
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| The ute 12 string is painfully loud. And that's with light guage strings. |
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | Adamas 2080 |
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Location: GA USA | Mine's not even close. It's the Elite T. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I never checked. |
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Location: East Tennessee | My 1972 Pacemaker. |
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Location: SoCal | Same basic guitar as Whitehead -- 68/69 Glen Campbell Deluxe Balladeer..... |
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| 1985 Folklore 1614 |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Whichever one is plugged into the biggest amp cranked up to full volume. |
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Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming | it's gotta be my newly aquired '81 "John Lennon" |
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Location: NJ | any adamas |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | 1688 followed closely by the 1685 and 47RI...Actually, what Al said: any Adamas!
That said, my old Pacemakers were mighty loud too! So is my 1758...but the Adami rule in the volume category! |
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What is your loudest Ovation?
