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Location: WNC-God's Country | I will be out of town until Sunday evening. I can be reached at 828.734.6045 if needed. The guitar is in mint condition. Serial #70. 2800.00 plus shipping. Goes to ebay on Monday.
Thanks
Keith |
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Location: Germany | I don't know why but this is THE best sounding Ovation/Adamas guitar.
Karl |
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Location: SoCal | I don't know that I'd say it was the best, but it's gotta be at least in the top 5. Well worth the $2800..... |
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Location: New Jersey, USA | Does anyone have a high quality sound recording of a 47RI? |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Can anyone loan me $2800 until this financial market melt down is over??? |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | I cannot believe this is still for sale...
What is everyone waiting for?
This is a steal at this price....
Does anyone have a high quality sound recording of a 47RI?
Go here: http://ovationfanclub.ning.com/profile/MusicMishka
Listen to the second tune on my player...
it's the 2nd guitar...
List of all guitars played in the correct order:
1. 1981 Adamas I 1687-7
2. 2005 Adamas 1187-247 RI #87
3. Ovation 1987-5 Collectors (now sold)
4. 1990 Ovation 1868-6p Elite SSB
5. 1989 Ovation TS-01-5 Thunderbolt Snakeskin (now sold)
6. 1948 Martin D-28
7. 1988 Taylor 615-CE Brazilian RW
8. Ovation 1982-8 Collectors |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Originally posted by rpguitar:
Does anyone have a high quality sound recording of a 47RI? MishkaMike might...he's recorded a few side-by-side comparisons. |
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| A day late and a dollar short, Weas... |
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Location: Cicero, NY | The story of my life is a quick read, serge... |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | I'm convinced MM could make a cigar box banjo sound great :) |
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Location: New Jersey, USA | Thank you. The #47 is considerably brighter and has more sparkle than the 1687, at least in this recording. That was the one complaint I had about my only Adamas owned to date - a 1587. It had lots of punch and midrange, but didn't "breathe" when strummed enough to my liking. |
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Location: Paris/France | You can also watch THIS VIDEO on youtube. ;)
The #47 RI is without any doubt one of the best Adamas with a very special sound compared to the other models.
J :) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Karl's sounded good even with me playing it. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Thanks Tim!
#47 is considerably brighter and has more sparkle than the 1687, at least in this recording You need to listen to it through more than computer speakers...the bass is what identifies this guitar...and I did not record these guitars as I would today...I was a brand newbie at recording then...now I have learned a bit more...listen to the Martin and the Taylor and then the Adamas 47...all three had tremendous bass response that nearly washed out the recording...In reality, the guitar is bery balanced and had more tone than any other Adamas...I love mine...
Someone needs to jump on this one...I have a feeling that Povation is going to find this...and thats fine: he has at least 6 others... |
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47RI back on the block
