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Location: Chicago | (1974) 1117 Legend |
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Location: Illinois | 2774LX |
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Location: Connersville, Indiana | UKll and SSB 1868 Elite
Kit Mann Ovation Plug it in |
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Location: USA | My main guitar, and my main Ovation is a 1271 Ovation Viper Electric from 1975. I use it for everything, and it doesn't really produce much hum for a single coil guitar. |
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Location: San Francisco, CA | 1990 Model 1869 Custom Legend (Black) |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Adamas...
OFC-II and twin Adamas I Twins |
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Location: Nashville TN. | I rotate them around
right now 1778lx |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Our band has gone to playing a lot more really upbeat stuff requiring a dirtier electric sound, for which I've been primarily using the VXT, but I forgot to add that for weekly rehearsals, I keep two guitars in the bandroom on site so I don't have to haul gear back and forth. My rehearsal guitars consist of a 1567 SSB for acoustic and the UKii for electric, both oldies with a combined age of 53 years, but goodies nonetheless. |
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Location: Huntington Beach | '78 1617. . . still my fave after 32 years. |
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Location: NW of Philadelphia | '09 Elite-T 1868T w/OP-Pro Studio
Love it! |
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Location: Cork, Ireland | Originally posted by fillhixx:
Custom Balladeer, that's apparently because I don't have a Ute. But I dunno, I'm pretty loyal. Ask the girl I've been stalking for 32 years. You sure she's still a girl? |
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Location: Tuscany, Italy | I rotate them; now mostly legend 1617 rebuilted 2009 |
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Location: Cleveland | 07 Collectors - It's the only one I have
-- Rob |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | I couldn't decide, so I made a list of things one would look for in a guitar (playability, tone, bass, treble, volume, weight, looks even.) I rated the six 6-string acoustics that I own. (I didn't count the 12 string or the UKII ;) )
It came out that the OFCI JUST beat out the LX and the cutaway Adamas, which tied for second - by only one point.
I think my goal is to find one that combines all of the things I consider number one. I want the bass and playability of the cutaway Adamas. I want the sparkly trebles of the LX. I want the lightweigt comfort of the contour bowl. I want the op-pro electronics.
Guess I'll just have to keep buying more until I find it! |
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Location: Up North | 1537 - It's the only Ovation I have that's playable right now. |
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Location: SoCal | Originally posted by Grif:
1537 - It's the only Ovation I have that's playable right now. Well then you're not suffering at all.... |
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What Is Your Main Ovation?
