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| In my view,after many hours of playing the O,(5 to be exact,all years), the neck,bridge, and perfect string spacing is what makes me play this guitar more than I would other brands.
I honestly beleive it makes me a better player. |
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| Well, Ultra, I know my playing has gotten better over the past year. It's a good combination of practice and the neck of the Ovation, which is more comfortable than my Walden was.
I was just working on the intro to "Father and Son" and am pleased with my progress so far. I know the progress would have been slower if I still had my Walden.
I'm glad to hear that you are progressing with your playing!
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Location: Utah | Originally posted by Ultrafan:
the neck,bridge, and perfect string spacing is what makes me play this guitar more than I would other brands.
I honestly beleive it makes me a better player. The sheer joy of playing a fine instrument does wonders to increase playing time. Each Ovation that I've purchased has been a step up, and has challenged me to become a better player. |
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Location: Orlando, FL | I have always like Ovation necks. Some of the most comfortable and playable necks on anything I've ever played. I still think the Breadwinner and Deacon necks are the best electric necks ever.
There are a lot of things I like about my Os, but the necks do it for me. |
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