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Location: south east Michigan | In world full of nice looking Ovations....that is one nice looking Ovation.
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Location: NJ | m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m . . . . . |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Be patient Cliff, one will come along someday... |
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Location: NJ | I know Bill, . . someday.
". . . It's got to be "the going" not "the gettin' there" that's good . . . "
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Location: Columbus, OH | Well, the Preacher Deluxe 12's apparently aren't that popular! ;-) |
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| One of the most unique solid-body O 12's ever.. Worth every penny paid for it...It looks slicker than the Viper 12...
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | ".It looks slicker than the Viper 12..."
:( ..... I'm gonna pout now.
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| hey miles, sure i understand... but, 'aint it funny that a guitar that Ovation just kind of 'threw together' to use up some spare parts turned out to be so unique? that particular body style is classic in their long line of attempts at solid body electrics...but, hind-site being what it is.....go figure!
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Breadwinner Ltd. 12 string
