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Location: Boise, Idaho | Our cat's much better looking. And the Axejacket is all cleaned and hanging out to dry. No more leaving the basement door open.
Man this guitar is beautiful in every way. Thanks again Al. |
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Location: Thailand | Congratulations, Mark. |
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Location: big island | i am blue with envy, mark. congratulations! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I just registered the warranty on line. It's a little different than the card. The card doesn't ask for your age bracket. I scrolled to the bottom and see that they stop at 52 and up. I guess they don't figure we get much older.
The registration card isn't much different than the one I filled out in 1977, the last time I bought a new Ovation. Every 30 years at 20 times the cost means that my next one in 2037 will be about $90,000. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | "I scrolled to the bottom and see that they stop at 52 and up."
Hmmm maybe they need to start now!
How about "Did you make this purchase based on hanging out on the OFC?"... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | They had a question like that. I filled in "other" with Ovation Fan Club. They also asked about number of other Ovation guitars and I had to go with 7 or more. |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Mark, congrats! Sorry it didn't arrive in time to show off in Portland. I'm sure there'll be another opportunity. Enjoy it! |
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OFC Guitar "Out for Delivery"
