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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | There's a feature in the current issue on carbon fiber/composite guitars and Ovation gets some ink. Worthwhile reading. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I'll watch for it. |
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Location: Parrish, FL | Jeff,
Beat me to it. Also a good article on playing slide.
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Location: SoCal | Good placement of the Tak advertisement on page 4, opposite the Martin.
Gee, buy ANY Martin (except Little Martin, Backpacker, and SO Uke's) and you will have a 175th Anniversary Martin Guitar Certificate. Not a particular model, any model.
With as many special issues that Martin has come out with, you would think they would have a 175th Anniversary model... |
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Location: Texas | they do...
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | 175th: Stauffer Headstock/Madagasgar Rosewood |
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Location: SoCal | Sure, I know what you are saying but they also will have other models with a personalized COA saying
C. F. Martin & Co.
Certificate of Authenticity
175th Anniversary Martin Guitar
your name, model, serial number, and signed (or printed signature) of CEM IV.
So, a D-15 is 175th Anniversary Martin Guitar.
Dispute...check out the advertisement. With a COA like that, watch and see eBay sellers listing 175th Anniversary Martin Guitar
Just a little strange...usually reserved for the specific high-end limited model. |
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Location: SoCal | from a Harmony review for a D-28:
As a bonus, and unknown to me when I bought it, it turns out that this is a 175th anniversary model. I received a certificate in the mail with the serial number and my name on it. Cool.
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Location: SoCal | By the way, above discussion was in the new July '08 edition.
In the June '08:
HOT NEW GEAR, the latest guitars and accessories introduced at this year's winter NAMM show
Ovation Adamas 2008 Collector's Edition (pg 62)
Also, Player Spotlight: Jake Shimabukuro (pg 30) talks tone tweaking, chord voicings, and diverse musical influences. |
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Location: Winter Haven, FL | My issue arrived yesterday. I'll take it to work with me to thumb through during any down time today. |
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Location: GA USA | You can read it online also. |
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Location: Tennessee | Nice article. After getting to spend a small amount of time with the Q, I understand what all the fuss is about and wish that somehow they could be made into a production model at a reasonable price. Ovation was way ahead of the market and the Q was way better than either the RainSong or the CA that I've played (although I do think the CA guitars are really nice given their price point of about $2K). |
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Location: Winter Haven, FL | I've got a CA Legacy COT with the LR Baggs iMix system in it, and it really is a great guitar. It's got a 1 3/4" nut width that I find very comfortable, and the tone is extremely sweet. It plays great and is comfortable in the hands. What's not to like?
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| I was impressed by Trader Jim's CA. Very nice sound and playability. Didn't get a chance to play the Q since Cliffy hogged it at Amelia. |
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