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Location: so cal | Hello........new guy here.....just scored my first ovation C2078LX
I have a question about the OP-Pro Preamp. Mine came with a OP Pro Studio version. On the Ovation website I see two versions OP-Pro and OP-Pro Studio.
Did I get the right preamp? The Ovation website shows the non-studio version with this guitar. Also is one version better than the other?
Thanks.
Ken <>< |
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Location: Orange County, California | Newer Custom LX models are coming with the OP-Pro Studio. Some would say the Studio (with the built in Compressor and Low frequency exciter) is the better preamp. I have guitars with the Pro, Studio,and the VIP-5. None of them suck. |
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Location: Elyria, OH | I am very disappointed with the op-pro anything. Bought a legend LX when it was newly released and the thing had no power at all. John Budny sent me a new op-pro and the thing kept eating batteries. I finally gave the guitar away. In 2006 I went to the Factory tour and purchased a custom legend lx thru Al and it also had problems with the op-pro so John sent me the op-pro studio. I guess it's ok. however, It doesn't measure up to the Quality I have come to trust. I wish they would redesign OPTIMA to fit the lx because op-pro kinda sucks. I am really sorry to say this expecially since John and Kim know how I feel about ovation. I will not be purchasing any more Ovations until this situation is addressed.
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Location: Omaha, NE | Originally posted by justrichard:
I am very disappointed with the op-pro anything. Other than battery consumption, what specific issues do you have with the Op-Pro line? |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | Maybe have John/Kim swap the Op-Pro for an Op-40 or Op-50. You need a different can, but it should fit the opening. |
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OP -Pro Preamp???
