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Location: NW Washington State | "This item is an Ovation Elite T1778TX. It has the powder coating that everyone loves about ovation all over its body, giving it a sound worth the money, with a more professional clean look. This is a man's guitar. If you love ovation, but you don't want leaves around the sound port, get this model!"
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | AHA! This would great for my beach/camping guitar.
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Location: Indiana | Originally posted by numbfingers:
"...This is a man's guitar. If you love ovation, but you don't want leaves around the sound port, get this model!"
I drive a Barney purple pick-up, could care less about football and NASCAR, and actually enjoy quiche. I doubt it's my epaulet's keeping me from being awarded my official "manly" certificate. :) |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | His description says Case: 8158-0 (which is a molded case), but shows the zero-g gigbag. |
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Location: Chicago | Paradoxically, the Adamas line with holes and epaulettes has the "manliest" bass register of any guitar I've ever held. |
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Location: Indiana | Originally posted by dobro:
Paradoxically, the Adamas line with holes and epaulettes has the "manliest" bass register of any guitar I've ever held. Not that there's anything wrong with that... |
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Location: NW NJ | I just love my T. I've had 3 or 4 of them over the years, and the contour bowl ones with the OP-Pro are just wonderful "go to" instruments. |
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So you like epaulets?
