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| I was reading the first few pages of the Ovation story book, at Amazon, since it had the "Look Inside !" feature. Since their goal was to match a Martin D-45 ( or some model ), which I'm sure is a popular instrument, how did they end up with a tone that is not always given the best praise ? If it sounded just like the Martin, you'd think it would be well respected.
My guess is a lot of people try out the shallow body guitars , which tend to be the type on music store walls, and complain it has no low end, unplugged.
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | The folks who complain or judge the loudest are usually those who have never played or heard a good USA Ovation.
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Amen! |
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Location: California | Try one, then buy one, then two, three, etc, then the book makes sense to you.
One day I will play a slothead, lucky those who one of these.
Keep reading the book, it gets better and better.
Edited by hwebster 2012-08-28 8:49 PM
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Location: Tennessee | I think a LOT of people hear with their eyes. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | hwebster - 2012-08-28 7:46 PM One day I will play a slothead, lucky those who one of these.. Several of them are in your neck of the woods so keep your eyes and ears open for one of the regional gatherings. |
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| I can't read any further. The amazon preview was only a few pages.
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Something I read in the Ovation book
