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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by northcountry:
It comes down to a matter of your own personal taste in unplugged acoustic guitar sound.
I think that is what we're all saying. The problem is that some people (not on this thread) go on to say that "their" taste is the right taste and everyone else's taste is wrong. |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | Anyone want a peanut butter and brocoli pizza? |
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Location: SE Michigan | I agree that tastes vary and what some people like other people abhor. I think that many of the all-wooden-box crowd would be more accepting of Ovations if the bowl were made of some exotic organic material, say something like fossilized sea-turtle shell. It would be even better if the bowl material involved threatened or endangered species and some type of international controversy.
That and keep pounding away with publicity. That’s why regardless of what the reviewers said it was great to see a high-end Ovation featured in AG Magazine. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | ANY publicity is GOOD publicity. Just like the mug-shot posters of Glen Campbell.
I say this somewhat kiddingly, but he was all but forgotten about, except for the bluehair crowd in Branson. Then he gets thrown in jail whammo, a year later he's inducted into the country music hall of fame!
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Ovation C2078 LX review in AG Magazine
