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Location: Anchorage, Alaska | There's a guitar shop up here in Alaska that has had a Di Meola model hanging on the wall for a couple years now. I take it down and play it almost evertime I go in and it seems fantastic. Most of stock turns over fairly quickly at this shop but it dosn't look like anyone but me ever moves this one. What information can anyone tell me about these guitars?
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Location: south east Michigan | I bought one a few months ago. However, mine is 1769-ADII. If yours has been on the rack for a few years it might be an earlier model. I am very happy with mine.
The store had a Dimeola and a 30th anniversery to compare. I went with the Dimeola. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I have played the ADII at several shops and in my opinion its the best sounding wood top guitar that Ovation makes right now. If I had to buy ONE BRAND NEW Ovation regular production model right now the ADII would be the one. In BLACK color. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Nice guitars, maybe you can get it at a reduced price since it's been there for so long?? |
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Location: SoCal | When I bought my Adamas 12 string ("Big Blue"), it had been on the wall for at least 18 months. I was able to buy it for cost, about 1/2 of the retail value. |
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