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Location: ranson,wva | looks like you did miles.....i dont think we gonna hang around much longer.....jason |
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Location: Colorado | Sorry to hear of your misfortune Jason. Also glad the Adamas wasn't damaged.
Hopefully, being the weasels they sometimes are, the insurance company doesn't tell you that your guitars should have been on stands or in their cases.
Keep us posted on this one. |
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Location: ranson,wva | i live is a 1000sqft townhouse 3 bed room, not much room when you have 15 guitars of varrious makes and models. most are in the cases in the varrious closets around the house...but i followed cliffords instructions and now the only way my hangers will fall off the wall is if some one comes in with a crowbar and prys that 16ft redoak plank off the wall thats got 2 3in screws in every stud...with the hurcules hangers.....just a minor stone in the road....jason |
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Location: ranson,wva | good news is i finished the 1624 tonight and made a neck block to use a ovation bolt on neck for the resonator....i used a ledgend neck to get the holes right in the neck block.....the legend needed a neck reset so i killed 2 birds with one stone.......things are looking better. i talked to the kids father this evening and he agreeded to have the kids do my lawn work for the summer ans shovel my parkingspots and side walk next winter.....not bad..lol jason |
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Location: big island | unless they move out next week...
you are a fine, upstanding young man and a credit to ovation guitar owners/players worldwide, jason! :D |
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not a good nite to be a guitar in my house
