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Location: Bellevue, Washington | Let the games begin... |
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Location: SoCal | And the reason I'd want an Adamas that's had the snot beat out of it is? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Aw... He only beat on the bridge a bit.
Nothing a little brown Sharpie marker won't fix.
It ain't as bad as John Denver knocking wood off of the epaulet.
I wouldn't be the least bit ashamed to give him a coupla hunnert bucks for it. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | "And the reason I'd want an Adamas that's had the snot beat out of it is?"
Because it has a lot of good snot left in it! |
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Location: SoCal | go for it.... |
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Location: Colorado | I think we've all seen worse. Maybe not an Adamas I, but certainly worse. Personally, I don't think this guitar is that bad and I'm pretty picky.
What would the non-Mothership fix for the holes above the bridge be? |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Goof plugs. |
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Location: Indiana | Have a heart PM... she's not too bad for a working girl. Bet she sings her ass off. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | *And the starting price is?* ... |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by bvince:
*And the starting price is?* ... The starting price WAS One Dalla! |
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Location: California | These guitars sound great. I am happy with the Adamas I, great action with a unique deep sound. If I recall on the archives there is a review/comparison done against the slotheads Adamas, good review and comments about the 1587.
Hope someone here get this one and sends it to the factory.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by hwebster:
If I recall on the archives there is a review/comparison done against the slotheads Adamas, good review and comments about the 1587.
90% of the guitar for 10% of the price. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | I really miss the one I had. How are the lower frets? |
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Location: California | Perfect condition and soft action. Bright, warm sound and balanced tone. The specs and picture also listed on the Ovation Gallery (link above-first owned by DW). Thanks Bryan, I really enjoy playing this one!
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Is it normal for the headstock and cauflower to be all cock-eyed like that? Also, the bridge looks more like it was dragged along the road, even though the ad says it was "pick damage" from strumming hard. So what is the technique called when you strum on the bridge? |
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Location: Indiana | You guys crack me up.
Guitars that work for a living... number one, show wear from the particular style of the player who saws on it nitely. And, number B, show wear and tear from the impure and imperfect places they wind up in.
My old Adamas II was on the road for nearly 20 years before retirement. It's been in the hold of buses, airplanes and cartage companies... drunks. I babied it, mind you... it's not dog eared, but still it shows that it's got some stories.
Abused though? Not on purpose.I guess I could work with an Esteban... no wait, a Taylor.
Anyway, I felt it necessary to defend the honor of this seasoned snuff queen being offered up. If she were a mid bowl I'd probably give her a job. |
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Location: SoCal | I take back what I said earlier. Jm is absolutely right. I remember reading something that Paul Yandell wrote a few years back (played behind Chet Atkins for 25 years -- heck, Jm probably knows him personally). He said that his and Chet's road guitars were all beat up. That's what happens when you're on the road.
Hey Jm, been playing my GC Reissue around the house and remembering that beautiful shallow bowl CL of yours. Someday we'll have to get together and compare tone..... |
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Location: Indiana | I'm looking forward to it Paul. |
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Location: Right now? | Goof plugs.
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Is it normal for the headstock and cauflower to be all cock-eyed like that? Also, the bridge looks more like it was dragged along the road, even though the ad says it was "pick damage" from strumming hard. So what is the techniques called when you strum on the bridge?
HAW! How funny!
Now, now, Bryan, It occurs to me that your words might possibly be a futile attempt to dissuade other potential bidders? MWoody's probably on this like fleas on a DAWG (Jersey accent).
I still think she's BEE YOO TEE FUL.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | That's sorta weird, this thing has a slightly palsy headstock. Marcel would love it. |
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Location: Right now? | The B string tuner is pearloid?
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Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba CANADA | I wonder if this guy could have found a more brutal stand to keep it on (looks like something from the Spanish Inquisition...). Smacks of 'guitar abuse'... someone should call a social worker.
I feel like buying it... just to give it the TLC it deserves.
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | I would if I could, but I ain't, cuz I cain't.
And it looks like he paid list for it when new.
I guess there were no deals to be struck in '97. |
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Location: Right now? | WELL?
Anyone from here get it? I was SO tempted. She's a just a rumble doll, that's all; I bet she sounds good, even now.
Congrats to the buyer.
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PSA-- FS: Beater Adamas 1587 - no reserve
