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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Hmmm wonder if I should list the non-Ovation solids..... |
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Location: Houston, TX | Sorry Miles, what is your address again? And you keep them in the garage studio, correct? And your out of town when? |
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Location: Oregon USA | There's only one major disadvantage to putting your model names/numbers in your sig... it makes searching for posts about particular models useless, because you get a bunch of false positives.
Unless, of course, the UBB software doesn't search the sig... Miles? |
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Location: Midland, MI | Blandoon-
I don't believe the search engine includes sig's when searching text. I may be wrong, but I think the sig's are even dynamic; meaning, if you have a sig that says:
MySigRAWKS
And post a dozen messages, then change your sig to:
MyNewSigIsBetter
Even your old posts will have the new sig. Kind of like the avatar image is dynamic...old posts don't show an old avatar if you change to a new one, if you know what I mean.
Then again, I could be wrong. :) |
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Location: Oregon USA | Hopefully you're right - it would make more sense that way, anyway. Just the troubleshooting section of my brain working overtime... :D |
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Location: Warrenton, Virginia | NILs
yes to your question |
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Location: Central Oregon | Originally posted by Slap:
NILs
yes to your question
I knew it! Great movie! What did he pay for that old POS? Part of a pint of whiskey 12 bucks & a two finger baggie of weed? Something like that, whatever he dug out of the pockets of that old army coat. That smile his face when that old Pontiac (?) POS actually fired up was funny as hell! When that movie was made I had some friends that could have easily been the guy that bought the War Pony. (They thought that movie was hilarious too, btw.) I used to have a really good time with those guys. It's amazing we all survived. heheh :)
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Location: Hicksville, NY | My very first post, and I will admit that I am a proud owner of an Ovation 1861 Standard Balladeer with the cherry burst finish. |
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Location: south east Michigan | Welcome aboard Ignimbyte!
Why do you feel you have to "admit" to owning an Ovation? I look forward to reading what your like about your Ovation and Martins.
You will learn alot about Ovations in a short time.
The archives are very helpful.
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Location: Warrenton, Virginia | Nils
Damn good flic.....he was really proud of WP. Good people..... |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Just One Ovation For me so Far.. Hopefully at least a couple more in the future I just don't know when yet.
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1858 Ovation Elite 12 String-Mid Bowl |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Replacement rosette almost finished on the 1121. If you REALLY want the whole story on how my critters got their names......but fair warning, it's a dark & twisted tale, straight out of the 19th century "bughouses". You didn't think my occupation was mere coincidence, did you? |
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Location: Indiana | Besides the O's listed below, here are my more notable guitars and basses (my main instrument)
1971 Martin 5-18
Godin Acousticaster
'78 Hamer Sunburst
'63 Gibson Barney Kessel
Jackson JTX-red
Jackson JTX-purple
'84 Am. Std. Strat
'60 Strat '75 Gibson EDS 1275
'66 Gibson Firebird XII
'66 Fender XII
'65 Gib Rev Firebird V
2-66 Epiphone Olympics (Melody Makers) '62 Fender Jazz
'63 Fender Precision
'68 Fender Tele Bass
'63 Fender Bass VI
'72 Fender Bass V
'77 Fender Musicmaster
'90 G & L SB2
'88 G & L L-5000
'93 Musicman Stingray
'64 Rickenbacker 4001
"73 Rickenbacker 4000 70's SD Curlee Butcher
Steinberger XM-3ALF
Steinberger XM-2A
Steinberger XL-2
Steinberger XP-2
Mod Graph Flight 4 proto
'83 Alembic Spoiler
Dean Rhapsody 8 string
RI Danelectro Longhorn
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Location: Hicksville, NY | Thanks Brad (Slip Kid) for the warm welcome. Maybe, I wasn't thinking straight at that time when I "admit" to owning an Ovation (oopss...). I actually meant it in a very good way. Since way back when, I've owned quite a few guitars that came and went. But the ones I really desired the most were Ovations and Martins. Unfortunately, I couldn't afford it at that time ... and it's funny to think that I still must admit to that -- especially when thinking of the high-end Ovations and Martins!
Nevertheless, the years of waiting finally paid off, and I am thankfully blessed of not just owning one, but both an Ovation and a Martin. It may not be the favorable elite or custom legend or the desirable D28 or OM-28, but in my book, they're the best pair I ever have. As for my Martin-Sigma, it is the only guitar that survived my college years of abuse and neglect (in addition to msic playing). Due to the sentimental value and the years of partnership that I have/had with it, I decided to keep it.
Thanks again for the welcome, and I look forward to knowing more about Ovations ... and some! :) |
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Location: Minnesota | Only thing I have left besides my Fender electrics is an Applause classical AE-34. My wife owns a Takamine steel string also. Someday I hope to re-aquire some of my lost axes. Used to have a Gretsch Super Chet, Ovation Deacon and a Viper some years back. :( |
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Location: Zion, Illinois | Thanks for this list. Next time my wife complains that I have too many guitars, I'm pulling it out.
Originally posted by Mr. Ovation:
Well you asked for it. This is a partial list and is why it's not in my signature.
2001 Collectors Redwood
Breadwinner Black
Breadwinner Blue
Breadwinner Tan
Deacon Sunburst
Deacon (Jim Messina Custom Order)
Deacon 12 String Mahogany
Eclipse Black
GTX 23 Black
GTX 21 Marble
Hurricane Red
Limited Mahogany
Magnum 1 Fretless Sunburst
Magnum I Sunburst
Magnum II Sunburst
Magnum III
Magnum IV
Magnum IV Mahogany
Medallion Sunburst
Patriot Brown
PF-22 Natural
PF-22 Natural
PF-22 Natural
PF-22 Natural
PF-22 Bass Natural
PF-22 Bass Natural
PF-22 Bass Natural
PF-22 Bass Natural
PF-22 Bass Natural
PF-22 Bass Pecan
Preacher Grey
Preacher 12 Black
Preacher Deluxe Black
Prototype
Prototype
Thunderhead Maple
Thunderhead (Jerry Reed Model) RED
Thunderhead w/Tremelo Maple
Tornado Maple
Ovation: Tornado Sunburst
Tornado Condor Sunburst w/Synth
Tornado Condor Sunburst
Tornado w/Tremolo Red
Typhoon Red
Typhoon II Red
Typhoon III Fretless Maple
Typhoon Williwaw Sunburst
UK II Black
UK II Gray Burst
UK II Grey
UK II Grey Burst
UK II Maple Top
UK II w/pickguard Black
Ultra Bass Cream
Ultra GS Black
Ultra GS Black
Ultra GS Red
Ultra GS Red
Ultra GS Teal
Ultra GS Teal
Ultra GS White
Viper Black
Viper Cream
Viper Grey Burst
Viper Natural
Viper Natural
Viper Natural
Viper Nutmeg
Viper Red
Viper Red
Viper Sunburst
Viper Sunburst
Viper (Set Neck) Natural
Viper 12 String Natural
Viper 12 String Sunburst
Viper Bass Nutmeg
Viper III Curly Maple
Viper III Deluxe Black
Viper Classical Natural
Viper LTD
Elite LTD
Mando LTD
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Location: Central Oregon | Originally posted by Slap:
Nils
Damn good flic.....he was really proud of WP. Good people.....
Damned if one of the guys I was talking about didn't bring his Blazer in to the body shop Monday! Haven't seen him in at least fifteen years. We both have a lot shorter (& grayer) hair, but we recognized each other. We've also both cleaned up our acts considerably. :)
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Which "O" do you have or one's?
