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Location: Tampa, Florida | I am selling off a lot of my guitars, making room for baby. I wanted to keep one "nice" (aren't they all nice?) guitar to gig with, etc... Was going to be a Taylor 615ce I have. As I sat one night playing some songs and thinking about a lot of stuff that was going on, I played some very meaningful music to me on my Taylor and on my 2005 Collector's Ovation. Side by side I realized why I love Ovations so much. The '05 just put the Taylor to shame (unplugged!). I decided then and there that if I was going to have one really nice guitar, it needs to be an Ovation. So I put the Taylor on the block, and called Al and ordered a C2078LX. Should be here this week. Look forward to it. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | awakening |
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Maybe my math is off, I'm having trouble figuring out how that equates to 'less' guitars... Trading a Taylor for an Ovation keeps adding up to 'more' guitar... |
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Location: south east Michigan | I wondered the same thing....But so what if the math is off. The outcome is just fine. |
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Location: Tampa, Florida | I am selling about 5 others in the next couple weeks, so the numbers will be going down...gotta keep that GAS in check!!!
I do agree swapping a Taylor for an O does equal a lot more guitar! |
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Sold Taylor...C2078LX on the way!!
