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Location: South of most, North of few | I just boxed up the 1718 that I sold on Ebay, boxed up the 1681 to send back for a spa treatment, and still don't have the Ute back. I'm down to two Ovations now, the 1614 and the 1115. The room feels bare. |
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Location: East Tennessee | If you going to be left with only 2, you've 2 of the best wood topped Ovations. A Folklore and a Pacemaker. A couple of cannons, (No Pun Intended)
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Location: USA | youll feel the withdrawal starting to set in...right about......now |
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June 2006
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Location: South of most, North of few | You're right Mike, I got home from practice last night and played a little on the 1614. I had been playing the Adamas almost exclusivly for so long I forgot how great this one sounds. I'm sure more than a few of you, especially Jason, would agree. If you havn't played a 12 fret slothead Ovation, you are missing out on a beautiful sounding guitar! |
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Almost empty nest.
