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Location: Los Angeles, CA | If you don't mind something used. . . check out this website. . . scroll down to see the Ovations.
http://www.kummersvintage.com/prod03.htm
The 1990's Adamas II is still available.
It's an interesting model: ebony fretboard, strange marker on the 12th fret, sound holes on both sides. I almost picked that up myself. They communicate well with you. |
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| Have you seen this one? it's a beauty!
Kummer\'s \'78 Adamas 1687-7 |
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Location: NJ | yup
that was mine at one time |
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Location: SoCal | re: http://www.kummersvintage.com/prod03.htm
I always favored #1 of the 1776 Patriot ;) |
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Location: SoCal | What the hell did you do to the top of that thing, Al? |
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Location: NJ | got it that way |
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Location: Warren, OH | My other guitar is a Alvarez Yairi DY-76. I really like the 2005 Collectors for use at church. The XLR is really nice to go directly into the PA. And the bowl shape is really nice. Nothing to get used to.
If I hadn't gotten the 2005, I would have held out for the new Adamas with the same bowl... |
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