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Location: south east Michigan | Thanks Brian.. Yeah...I'm real happy how it played in a practice session.
I have to mention the fretboard. Just a fantasic example of black, dense, ebony. It's almost more like a slab of slate than something organic.
You know....I think I'm about done. I look at the 6 examples of stringed instruments sitting all around my living room and it feels complete.
Oh maybe someday the soprano uke might be moved for an Ovation tenor uke. I have never felt even a small itch for a 12 string. Maybe someday I'll have the UTE fitted with the VIP pre-amp. Before I bought the UTE I told Pam that I might sell the Breadwinner to finance the next guitar. Nope... no way.. she does not want to see that one sold.
Yep...a nice aura of serenity has settled in. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by Slipkid:
You know....I think I'm about done. I look at the 6 examples of stringed instruments sitting all around my living room and it feels complete.
Yep...a nice aura of serenity has settled in. Yeah, sure Brad. I've bought plenty of "my last" guitars. Ovation GAS is like genital herpes - once you get it, it ain't going away.
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Location: Massachusetts | Hey Brad,DaveC here......the seller of your UTE guitar.You sound happy, I'm happy for you.My son,Kyle, thanks you too.Make some good music with that beauty.Don't be a stranger. DAVEC |
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