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Location: Waterloo, IL | I have found that the 12 string helps increas the grooves on my calluses. Instead of one groove in the callus on each finger I have two new ones on either side of it. Of course, if I would just stick to either the six string or the twelve string I could reduce the number of grooves for a little while. ;) At least it gives my fingers a chance to recover from one guitar while I play the other. :cool: |
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| If it makes your fingers hurt send it to me. |
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| Originally posted by schroeder:
If it makes your fingers hurt send it to me.
Wouldn't want to perpetrate a flaw in the breed. :D
Can anybody tell me if you can register your warranty on the internet, or even if you need to? |
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| Okay, quiz me this Batman. The 6751 that was loaned to me to play while I waited was a 2002. There is a distinct difference between the loaner and my new guitar. Acoustically, the 2005 sounds much better, less muddy. Definitely better action, less buzz, I sure that's because the shims are removed. Any differences in year models to explain sound improvement? |
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Location: East Tennessee | Hi,
Glen Campbell Does The "William Tell Ovature"
On His 12 string Hamer. I've also seen him do it on the 12 string Ovation Bluebird he used to play in the late 70's.
Have a Great Day
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| To-de-dump
To-de-dump
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Interesting, I'll play with that one, thanks. |
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Location: Tennessee | Try "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" ... and listen to Warren Zevon's version on The Wind, which was played on an Ovation 12. |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | As far as 12-string songs....NO ONE has suggested "The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald"?????!!!!!! :eek:
OK, now I have.....
Roger |
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Yee-ha! My Ovation's in!
