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Waskel
Posted 2006-11-15 2:47 PM (#231695 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?



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Originally posted by MWoody:
The other game was Football, Kennedy style...
Get drunk, drive off a bridge, then run away? How did you keep score?
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fillhixx
Posted 2006-11-15 2:50 PM (#231696 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?



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See how many guys can pile on Jack's date before the cops come?
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cliff
Posted 2006-11-15 3:05 PM (#231697 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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Play in black dresses??
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brainslag
Posted 2006-11-16 10:40 AM (#231698 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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You guys need help.
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cliff
Posted 2006-11-16 10:57 AM (#231699 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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y'think?
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fillhixx
Posted 2006-11-16 11:37 AM (#231700 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?



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okay brains, what's your punchline?
(I'm still trying to channel Morrie Amsterdam.)
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fillhixx
Posted 2006-11-16 11:41 AM (#231701 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?



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The other game was Football, Kennedy style...

Also called Midnight Beach Wrestling...
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TLG
Posted 2006-11-16 11:51 AM (#231702 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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Has anyone seen my thread?, I'm sure I left it around here somewhere!
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cliff
Posted 2006-11-16 12:06 PM (#231703 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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". . WOW, thanks guys, I've left messages and requests on other non-related forums and it usually take around a month to get one reply let alone 8! . ."


Consider yourself lucky, Mate.
These things often "go South" around here at the second post . . .

It's the digging through the shite that makes the truffles so valuable.
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fillhixx
Posted 2006-11-16 12:56 PM (#231704 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?



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Just a public service, really.

We're keeping this thread alive 'till Master Templeman chimes in with your solution!

Honest!
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cliff
Posted 2006-11-16 1:02 PM (#231705 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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Haven't heard from him . . . my guess is the BeaujolaisNouveaus've come out . . . .
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Hillwalker
Posted 2006-11-16 1:26 PM (#231706 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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TLG, as a fellow UKer, I would second both suggestions given here; to contact Paul Templeman and to consider shipping a guitar from the USA. If Paul doesn't chime into this thread I have his phone number; just drop me a PM and I'll forward it to you.

I would share your view about the scarcity of USA made Ovations over here. I've used eBay successfully to obtain mine. I have an 84 Collectors; if you are in the North East you are most welcome to call in and try it out. I promise; if you try it, you will HAVE to get one! Shipping for mine was $100 from NJ, and duties were a modest £26 in total (I think I got lucky there).

Oh, and its Capo, to rhyme with tomARTo...

HW
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Piers
Posted 2006-11-16 2:18 PM (#231707 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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TLG Welcome.

I also suggest that you wait for Paul Templeman to provide some guidance. The starting point will be the UK Ovation distributor's web site, which is www.jhs.co.uk

This only covers standard items and ordering a "special in the UK" would take time. Your best bet would be to order from Al in the USA. From all the reports I have read, he provides a fantastic service.

You should also buy "Guitarist" magazine, who have a number of adverts in from local Ovation agents.

Piers
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schroeder
Posted 2006-11-16 4:09 PM (#231708 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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If you buy it from al, pay the shipping/insurance/import duty and VAT, you'll still be quids better off than buying one from a UK dealer.
Shallow bowls are the most underrated Os - they have a fantastic sound all of their own and they have a way superior string balance 1 to 6 compared to ANY gitar I ever listened to or played. They are remarkable instruments. And plugged in they are the bee's knees and the dog's doodahs rolled into one.
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cliff
Posted 2006-11-16 4:14 PM (#231709 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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Order it from Al, spring for a round-trip ticket on Virgin, and I'll meet you in Templeman's living room . . .
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Jeff W.
Posted 2006-11-16 7:19 PM (#231710 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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Well,
You little scamps have been busy whilest I wyle-away at work. Sorry I missed the Kennedy bit...

"Marco?....
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Marco???...
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MARRR-CO???
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....gurgle-gurgle"
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brainslag
Posted 2006-11-17 8:57 AM (#231711 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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POLO!
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Kompressaur
Posted 2006-11-17 11:30 PM (#231712 - in reply to #231670)
Subject: Re: Which Ovation should a disabled guy buy?


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if you font need a graphite top or bling this would be a nice partner for your Balladeer

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ovation-Elite-1868-USA-Electro-Acoustic-guita...

was thinking of pulling the trigger on this one myself but I'm holding out for a classical

Komp
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