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| I was wondering if Moody would be kind to post some detailed photos of his great looking OFC adamas?
Man!...I am dying to see some close-up pics of both top and back!
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Location: Bluffton, SC | I've never been one for the blue guitar but that one's absolutely beautiful and plays pretty damn ok too. Glad I got a chance to strum it a couple of times. |
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Location: SoCal | Sadly, right now, I don't have either the guitar or any pictures. Al is shipping the guitar to me as I stayed in CT and worked for several days after the gathering.
Jerome took some pics of the guitar and I'm hoping to see those soon. |
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| Great! Looking forward to seeing it! |
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Location: Scotland | This one?  |
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| Not bad! ;)
May be Jerome has some high-resolution photos?.. |
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Location: Scotland | He does, I'm sure as soon he's over the jet-lag and culture-shock he'll have them on his website. |
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Location: SoCal | I'm sure that Jerome is over the jet lag. It's the cultural shock that I'm worried about. We may have scarred him for life. The llamas may have been a bit much for him.... |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | nice looking guitar there Paul! |
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Location: Scotland | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
I'm sure that Jerome is over the jet lag. It's the cultural shock that I'm worried about. We may have scarred him for life. The funniest thing was during the loading of guitars into the Trebuchet, and Jerome and Tom watching in disbelief going (French accent) "you people are crazy" |
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Location: SoCal | Thanks Beal.
I like the pic of Weaser playing it on this thread
http://www.ovationfanclub.com/cgi-bin/ubb/non-cgi/ultimatebb.php?ub...
You know, I think everybody there played it and the only downside was when Temp killed the strings. Oh well, another casualty of destructive chemical warfare (Temp's body chemistry is officially called WMD -- Weapons of musical destruction)..... |
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Location: Scotland | Gimme a break, I own 30-odd instruments. How'd you like that many strings and my body chemistry? If I didn't buy my strings wholesale I'd be homeless. |
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Location: south east Michigan | At Ed's house I played "Brandy" & "Something" on Paul's new guitar.
nice...damn nice. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Here are a couple more: 
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Here's a link to some quick snaps of one of the 12 finest guitars Ovation has ever produced. Although the "burst" doesn't show up in the pictures, it is a burst. Just odd lighting as I just wanted to get some photos uploaded.
http://www.baronaudio.com/adamas/
A heartfelt thanks to Alpep for making this happen. |
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Location: Up North | Great shots Miles.
Really shows the detail off! |
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Location: Paris/France | Originally posted by Paul Templeman:
Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
I'm sure that Jerome is over the jet lag. It's the cultural shock that I'm worried about. We may have scarred him for life. The funniest thing was during the loading of guitars into the Trebuchet, and Jerome and Tom watching in disbelief going (French accent) "you people are crazy"
But it was so funny!!! :D :D
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Location: France | We were actually thinking to build a guillotine for our next gathering in France... :D :D
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Location: Angoulême - France | Congrats Paul ! Such a so wonderful guitar ! I really love those slotheads, for the guitar and for Marcel'memories around Adamas stories... My friends Jerome and Tom are back but still with you on the other seaside. I'm waiting for my wideneck custom...
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Location: Bluffton, SC | Originally posted by Tom_CA:
We were actually thinking to build a guillotine for our next gathering in France... :D :D
tom TOM! DO NOT GIVE THEM ANY MORE IDEAS!!! :D :D |
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| Beautiful! Thanks for the great photos! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Great shots Miles. That guitar is truely beautiful. Dave |
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Location: Germany | Thanks a lot for these great pics. Waiting time is getting harder ....
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I'm with you, Karl. I had to stop looking at the pictures. |
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Location: SoCal | Me and my guitar.....
Al, thanks for getting it built.
Jerome, thanks for the pic... |
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Moody's OFC slothead Adamas
