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Location: Braman, OK | Has anyone tried one of these? Are they as different as they look?
Click here to check it out |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Go fugot! |
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Location: NJ | It's a CVT with funny soundholes . . . . |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | They sound OK. Not really like the Qs but good none the less. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Never played one, but I like the looks of this much better than the old gay fig leaves scheme. Dave |
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Location: NJ | Woulda' looked cool with just the round multi-holes, . . sans epauletes. |
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Location: SoCal | "I like the looks of this much better than the old gay fig leaves scheme"
They only look gay when they point out...... |
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Location: Atlanta,Ga. | I thought they were gay when they were "tucked in" |
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Location: SoCal | No, gay is much more "out" going..... Non gay = tucked in.... |
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Location: Atlanta,Ga. | How about "packed in" does that qualify as gay?not that theres anything wrong with that..
BTW, dave's been giving us some gems lately..first it was " cold water penile shrinkage" and now we have "old gay fig leaves scheme" |
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Location: NJ | s'Whenever he comes back from Amsterdam . . it "inspires" him . . . |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Actually I alwasy thought that these swishy holes looked gay. |
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Location: SoCal | Depends on whether they swish in or out..... |
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Location: USA | I played one at the factory. (the 6 string version)
It was great, Loved it.
http://www.myspace.com/styllheartandsoul |
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Location: NJ | I still the holes on this one:
THIS particular guitar is the one they got it "RIGHT" on! . . |
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| Looks like a 50s bakelite radio - very cool. Have you given that back yet? |
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Location: NJ | It went back (sniff!) at last year's Tour.
For a guitar that has very little wood in/on it, it has an AMAZING "wood" tone . . |
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Location: south east Michigan | My local music store of choice has one of the 12 strings listed at the top of the thread. (AND and very nice 12 string LX). I think it rocks. The tone reminds me of a piano. |
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Location: USA | When i played it...it had a very nice loud voice.
It was actually a tad louder than the 1597. unplugged of course.
Quality wise...
I felt it was an equal comparison. I did find an outlet selling these..but they are out of stock.
https://fire.he.net/~bpmmusic/bpm-bin/makehtml7_a.cgi?acgtr:3588.482...
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Location: USA | Ok...I inquired a tad more on this ...here was their response
According to our Ovation rep. the Q597-4G has been fazed out - it was introduced but never produced.
It doesnt make sense...I played one...it was for sale.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | It was produced. I played it. Dave |
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Location: USA | I knew it. Thanks Dave for saving my sanity. :)
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Location: SoCal | Up until October, we had a Q598 and a Q597. Pictures are in my gallery.
Dan adopted the Q598-4G and has been performing with it since October. It was not his first Adamas 12-string. I'll ask him to post his thoughts and comparison.
At the same time, I also offered up for sale my Q597-CB.
I haven't been very aggressive at selling it... but Lady Noah says we have too many guitars... but you don't see that many Q597's around... but when hanging next to my Millennium, I'd rather keep the Millennium... but blue is my favorite color... can I come up with justification to keep both?
Yes!... an objective study... scientific evidence that they sound different :)
Maybe the sonic affects of the "swish" sound holes and lack of epaulets glued on the top...
Nah... Let's just settle on a good old hands-on subjective comparison fueled by food and drink.
Brother Fred loves his Millennium. I'll bring the Q597 and food... Fred, tell me when you have time. |
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