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Location: Converse, Texas | And welcome to the unabashed truth ... |
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Location: Colorado | Welcome jdalton. You know Stephen hooked me up with a place in Denver that I took my Adamas to for a fret refresh and setup. They did GREAT work and charged me a reasonable price. I think even Beal would like them. :) Although these guys don't usually deal with Ovations they were impressed with the quality and playability of the guitar.
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Al, My frets are soft.  |
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Location: Converse, Texas | moody told me they have medication for soft frets.... |
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Location: Utah | Real guitarists don't have soft frets. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Pickin Parlor is a high end respected shop but they typically in the past have had a disdain for all things Ovation/Adamas.
If it is not a traditional brand/bluegrass guitar/mando instrument or a smaller newcomer (Collings, Rockbridge,Santa Cruz, etc) they tend to show it no respect.....although they do carry Taylor so we know they aren't perfect! :D |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Originally posted by Wagonmaster:
Maybe it was just too easy, or maybe some of us, or at least one of us, thinks that being a horse's ass is just par for the course around here.[\B]
I wouldn't ever make that leap, Mark. Chill! Just another failed attempt at humor on my part. "Smartass" was the word I was thinking of, but it just didn't fit the setup. |
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Location: Maine | Ah, yes, "Smartass." Now that one I do get ;) you nailed that one!! Now please, do carry on. |
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Issues with new Ovation Adamas 12
