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NateGuitar76
Posted 2014-05-26 1:28 PM (#487120)
Subject: Choosing the right classical


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I learned to play on a cheap classical that is long since gone. These days I play a 1867 legend. I would like to know what model ovation classic would be shaped most like my 1867. I want a 2" nut width and cutaway, I wanted to know if there is a model that has these features with the same bowl depth. I think mine would be considered medium bowl. I am honestly not sure if there is a shallow bowl, a medium bowl, and a deep bowl. I have been looking for a 1763 for the 2" nut and cutaway, but it has a deep bowl. Is there a model like the 1763 with a shallower bowl?
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Damon67
Posted 2014-05-26 3:44 PM (#487125 - in reply to #487120)
Subject: Re: Choosing the right classical



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Welcome Nate. Look for an 1863

 

Alex Lifeson from Rush plays one...

 



Edited by Damon67 2014-05-26 3:46 PM
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NateGuitar76
Posted 2014-05-26 9:43 PM (#487138 - in reply to #487120)
Subject: RE: Choosing the right classical


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Thx
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Damon67
Posted 2014-05-26 10:37 PM (#487141 - in reply to #487120)
Subject: Re: Choosing the right classical



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Location: Jet City		Sure. If you want to join the gang, let me know, and I'll grant you full access.
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NateGuitar76
Posted 2014-05-28 8:16 PM (#487212 - in reply to #487120)
Subject: Re: Choosing the right classical


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That sounds cool. I am just getting back into playing regularly and would appreciate any help I can get. I like the tip about the 1863. I am looking for that and also a 1866. I have an older Glenn Campbell 1618 deep bowl and a 1867 both black. I really want a black 1863 & a black 1866 as the shallow bowl is so much easier to play. I am encouraging my kids to play some so the shallows would help them getting started as well.
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Damon67
Posted 2014-05-29 11:25 AM (#487235 - in reply to #487120)
Subject: Re: Choosing the right classical



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