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Location: NJ | Bloomfield, maybe?? . . . . . . . |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | OOOOH, OOOOOH I'm channelling a DEEEEP sounding Wildwood Flower just looking at the picture, is it my imagination or does it have a sexy curvacious hidden sexual connotation or is it just the desk she is setting at? |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | That's at Broomfield, Music's Corporite Headquarters. |
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Location: Vernon, CT | Hi All.
Thanks for the info. I have decided to get (last one for awhile) a new Custom Legend 1779-USA model based on the information I've read here and elsewhere. Can't wait to start playing it in a few months. Play On!
John L.
Custom Legend 1779-USA (on order)
Legend LX
Balladeer LX
Std. Balladeer
Celebrity C026
Tornado (1970)
Takamine 12 String
Martin D16GT
Fender P-Bass
Fender Strat |
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Location: south east Michigan | The best Ovations ever made are the three I own! (at least to me)
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Location: Central Florida | Great answer, Brad!
Jeff |
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Location: Warrenton, Virginia | I don't think it's been made yet |
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Best All Around Ovation Ever Made!
