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Location: Tennessee | My name is bobbo and I am a guitaroholic. |
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Location: Flahdaw | I keep one of my 3 acoustics nashville tuned and I'll play a song on one guitar, then play it on the nash....get a completely different sound. Sometimes I really like it and consider it a keeper, other times not so much. But it definitely keeps that guitar in the rotation. |
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Posts: 256
Location: chicago | Elite R-768x w/Roland gk-2 pickup
Godin multiac w/Roland gk-2 pickup
fender strat w/ Roland gk-2 pickup
Legend ad-11-5
legend 1716
Hernadiz classical
Washburn tanglewood 12 string(been strung at pitch since 1981 and the neck is still ammazing)
applause uke
JS Kansas (my highschool axe)played it for 28 years till I got my first O |
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Location: Derry NH | if you ask my daughter, 1.5 :cool: |
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Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | and in the link below, you can see them all......
Oh, no! 2 are still on the journey, thanks AL and Patch!
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Location: Boise, Idaho | 15 Ovations. Nothing else.
I rarely play the 2 electrics, but they're there if I ever get around to learning some lead.
The Matrix stays for sentimental value.
The 12 string rarely gets played, but everone needs a 12.
The Classic doesn't get played, cuz it's on loan to somebody, but everyone needs a nylon string.
The rest get played regularly, with shifting preferences. |
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Posts: 10777
Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | In order of acquisition...
Yeah, I just copied it from the list I keep cuz my brain is mush.
Lyon Pseudo-Strat -- 49th B'day present to myself
Adamas 1681
1778T OP-Pro
6778LX-NEB
Parker P-36
1778T-OF Flame T from TJ
Parker PM20
1612-4 Beater -- bought for parts and found-out it still plays!
Sweetwater T from Slipkid
1114-4 from TJ
Uber-Deacon VXT by Woody
1771LX-CCB
2778LX-5 -- (Listed on d'Bay)
Jay Turser JT Hawk electric 12-String
Academy KA-17
2078T-5 -- Painted it RED 11/11/10
CC54i-PL iDea
BC Rich Nekkid Bich
2778LX-4
Traveler Speedster and Mobile Cube -- inbound ETA 12/20/10
I play the Painted T outside, sometimes the Academy. But that is cuz it's Winter.
During the summer I tried to give everybody their turn on the street corner.
Yeah, there are some that I rarely play... But when I take them out to think about selling them I suddenly get separation anxiety and end-up keeping them. :p |
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Posts: 416
Location: On the Coast - Halfway between SF & OR | There are a number that come and go but these will be staying for the foreseeable future:
Original Series Shiny Bowl: Models #1 thru #8
Electric Storm Series: Tornado, Hurricane, Eclipse
Solid Body Series: Viper & Viper III, Preacher Deluxe 6 & 12 string, Breadwinner 6 & 12 string, UKII
Parlors: ’97 Collectors Narrow & Wide Neck, 5741, PPG3, PG18-X
Other Ovations: FD14; Patriot; Custom Legends 6 & 12 string; MM68 Mandolin
National Single & Tricone Resonators
Various National & Rickenbacker Lap Steels
1950 Fender Dual 8 Pro, Sho Bud Professional, Sho Bud LDG |
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by fletcher:
There are a number that come and go but these will be staying for the foreseeable future:
Original Series Shiny Bowl: Models #1 thru #8
Electric Storm Series: Tornado, Hurricane, Eclipse
Solid Body Series: Viper & Viper III, Preacher Deluxe 6 & 12 string, Breadwinner 6 & 12 string, UKII
Parlors: ’97 Collectors Narrow & Wide Neck, 5741, PPG3, PG18-X
Other Ovations: FD14; Patriot; Custom Legends 6 & 12 string; MM68 Mandolin
National Single & Tricone Resonators
Various National & Rickenbacker Lap Steels
1950 Fender Dual 8 Pro, Sho Bud Professional, Sho Bud LDG Wow! |
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Posts: 11840
Location: closely held secret | Nice well-rounded collection. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | 9, plus an Adamas 12 string coming in via UPS on the 24th. (:
The only non-Ovation/Adamas is my Ukelele ... a Kala cutaway with built in electronics and solid mahogany sides, back and top. |
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Location: closely held secret | I'm with Paul & Bob. I have enough, probably more than I need, and probably fewer than I will have... |
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Posts: 1445
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | - 8 Ovations, counting the mandolin
- 3 Fenders
- 2 Gibsons
Lately, I mostly play the '62 Strat, GC Adamas prototype and '68 Josh White.
However, I've recently discovered early, single-cut Gibson Melody Makers. I took a 1961 model as a partial trade on a D-28 I was selling. Simply a killer little vintage guitar for cheap...a po' man's Les Paul Jr! I can hardly put it down.
I liked it so much I now have a 1959 with the wider, hotter pickup on its way in the mail. |
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Location: Newington, CT | I forgot the 1713...got one of those too. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by AlanM:
I forgot the 1713...got one of those too. YOU NEED A UKULELE !!! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | a gross +/- |
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Location: New Thermopylae | One short of too many. |
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Location: Colorado | a few |
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Location: Newington, CT | Originally posted by Gallerinski:
Originally posted by AlanM:
I forgot the 1713...got one of those too. YOU NEED A UKULELE !!! |
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Posts: 497
Location: California | some.. |
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Posts: 6996
Location: Jet City | Currently at an even 20. All made here in the good ol' USofA
Electrics:
1 Gibson
1 Mosrite
5 Peavey
6 Ovation
Acoustics:
2 Adamas
5 Ovation
Most get played regularly, except for the Mosrite. It's in a case most the time. |
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Posts: 5567
Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | 25 guitars
4 violins
1 uke
1 balalaika Russian folk 3 string
1 autoharp
2 bayan (Ukrainian and Russian) button accordians
I play each one (sure, I have my favorites)
or: they get sold!!! |
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Posts: 1227
Location: Connersville, Indiana | 11 guitars and 1 bass, all used for specific types of music I write. All ovations played on my cd, but the next cd there will be other guitars used also. |
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Posts: 1487
Location: Michigan | 11 guitars :D , i hate odd numbers :mad: , im going to get busy working on # 12 :rolleyes: . GWB |
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Posts: 3084
Location: Brisbane Australia | Just sold three so ninety something........
AJ :rolleyes: |
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So, how many guitars do you own?
