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| I just posted a couple of pics of my O's in the MG. All these other beautiful O's makes my O's look so tiny. Hopefully I'll have more in the future to post. |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | I'm sure going to take a look very soon. I think the gallery is one of the best features and I sure don't compare member's guitars I just look at all of them and enjoy, so don't minimize your contribution.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I agree, just look at all the great examples of Ovations and admire them for what they are. Plus dream and drool a little. I consider the total galley as "ours" and nobody really cares who has what or how many.
Dave
PS - Now damn it I only need 6 more guitars to take over 4th place. Just kidding. |
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | Exactly! Everyone has their own guitars for any of a multitude of reasons. And it don't matter how many nice ones anyone has, we can all still get a slobber on by looking at pics of what the other guys have...it's one of the side effects of the GAS medication. :)
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Location: SoCal | Strange that looking at alls these guitars with synthentic materials gives me a natural woodie. Ha!
Seriously, I have a firm belief that I don't expect others to love my guitars the way I do. I hope that they love their guitars as much as I love my mine.
"He who dies with the most toys is still dead". |
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Location: NJ | I agree, Paul.
As much as I enjoy looking at other member's guitars, I'd sure like to see MORE of 'em!
Hey, Bill!
How's 'bout gittin' one a them thar "digitile cam'ras" n' gittin' some pitchers of summa them gitters down in the root cellar?!! |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I will be updating the Gallery software soon to allow for edits and such but wanted to thank everyone for thier participation. Al and I thought long and hard about even having a gallery as on most other sites it turns into a disaster. I also want to thank those who have sent suggestions. I will be implimenting most of them with the new version.
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | I agree with Bailey that the gallery is one of the best features 'cause why not "share" & "show" your favorite Ovation geetar(s) to your fellow Ovation lovers!(no matter how many you have it still makes you feel good,Don't it?) I also think this Ultimate Bullentin Board is FANTASTIC!! I just signed up in Feb. '03 and I appreciate ya'll letting me "chime in" on some of your posts-maybe someday I'll get the nerve up to start a NEW topic myself!! I'm a gonna post this reply and then go and check out cs257p's O pics. ;) - ENJOY-Mike
p.s.- I got one of dem "digitile cam'ras" so I'm going to try and post my O's soon. (I'll proably post them up-side-down with half a thumb coverin' the guitar) :cool: |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | I'm Baaack....(thats scarry!!!)
Hey cs257p - You got some good lookin' O's (I love that new 12 string-KILLER!!) But lookin' at em iz givin' me GAS............Gotta go :eek: -Mike |
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Location: NJ | Miles is right we really spent a lot of time with the pros and cons of the gallery. I was against it since I have seen its abuses on other websites.
I agree the Ultimate Bulletin Board is a really cool program. You have Miles to thank there he examined a bunch of them before deciding on this one.
ONe thing you will NEVER see on this board is the ability for people to put avatars next to their names or any animations etc. I really really really really really really hate that crap. |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Hello Everyone-
I finally posted pics of my O's in the members gallery - check em out! - THANKS :) Mike |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Mike
I'm headed there right now, thanks for sharing.
Bailey
I'm back. great looking guitars Mike, and a great presentation, Not being much on amps, I need you to tell me what was that amp and how does it sound?
Bailey |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Thanks Bailey,I enjoy them.-I don't get to play them that much but the other day when I took all the pics I got to dig 'em all out of their cases and squeeze,cuddle,stroke,and fondle them!! (I even played a few-lol)
The amp in the pics is a Fender Performer 1000 that I found at a pawnshop for $200 bucks and just couldn't pass it up! - According to The Fender Amp Book by John Morrish-The Performer series is Fender's second stab at a "hybird" amp * The first being the Champ 25. - It has one 12AX7 valve in the pre-amp and the rest is solid state!! (Hey this book makes me sound like expert lol) But to answer your original question-It sounds great to my ears with all my guitars (more so with my Strat.) I read somwhere on this board that a bass amp will make my O's sound better (more acoustic?) but haven't tried that yet-for my bedroom bangin' it sounds fine!!(the amp not my bangin,)
Thanks for askin' and Thanks for lookin'
Mike :cool: |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | That sounds like a good acoustic amp, the valve (as Paul T calls them) should add some presence, and the solid state should clean it up some for a good acoustic sound. Maybe some one else will chime in on this.
Bailey |
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