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Location: Asheville, North Carolina | I've wondered now...what are the production numbers of USA Ovations. Around these parts, the Blue Ridge Mountain of NC. Ovations are far and few between at grass/jazz jams, etc. However I will say it works for me flatpicking when I need to. Even enjoy gypsy jazz..It can even sound allot like a Selmer playing melodies sometimes with its midrange tone. The new LX bracing is pretty loud and woody sounding. Plugged in with a bit of mike mixed in..it kills allot of the Martin/Gibson/or whatever dreadnaught competition.
But anyway just don't see many around. How about you folks...in the cities and places? What venues, jams, etc...Are there many Ovations out there? |
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Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | Elite04:
From my limited experience, the answer is NO. But I personally think that is a good thing. I constantly get lots of great comments like, "wow, what a great guitar!" So in my mind, being a little unusual is very positive. Also, from my standpoint, Ovation does the best job of blending art with performance meaning they make the most attractive guitars that sound awesome.
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Location: Asheville, North Carolina | Good point Jim! |
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