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Location: Yucaipa, California | ... what about it? Blue guitars? Red Guitars? Black? "Burst"? naturale?.... what's the favorite?
..risking terminal dullness, I like dark brown.... :cool: |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Mine's The 8t Transparent Blue,..But I've seen some other nice colored finishes out there. |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by Tim Chapman:
... what about it? Blue guitars? Red Guitars? Black? "Burst"? naturale?.... what's the favorite?
..risking terminal dullness, I like dark brown.... :cool:
Everyone knows that -4 is the only finish that really matters. Everything else is just...un-natural.
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Location: Vernon, CT | My O's are natural, black, burgundy and blue. My Custom Legend on order will be red, white and blue. I like 'em all! Play On!
John L.
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: Phoenix AZ | Just call me old fashioned: Acoustics are supposed to be natural, adamas are supposed to be blue, tele's are white, strats are black and les pauls are sunburst. |
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Location: Central Florida | Dave,
You and I think so much alike, it scares me...
:)
Jeff |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Variety is the spice of life...
So Many Colors... :eek: :eek: :) |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | -1, -2, -4, -5 those always work.
Some blues are OK especially when they don't fade to grean. Green, it don't work for me. |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | I'll vote for John Lawrence's custom blue Balladeer LX....it's the cat's meow!!!! Ann Wilson of Heart has a Balladeer 12-string in a similar, if not the same, color.
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Location: SoCal | Used to be a nice Adamas/Ovation color chart at:
www.modernmusic.co.uk/acoustics/ovation/ov_colour.htm
Now it appears that it isn't listed. Anyone know of another link? |
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Location: SoCal | still looking for the color chart but here is a list of the colors
Ovation Colors
1 Sunburst
CG Cadillac Green
2 Red Stain
CGB Cadillac Greenburst
4 Natural
HB Honey Burst
5 Black
M Mahogany
7 Nutmeg Stain
NEB New England Burst
8T Blue Transparent
P Plum Burst
ASB Aspen Blue
RRB Ruby Redburst
BCB Black Cherryburst
RR Ruby Red
CCB Cherry Cherryburst
WB Wineburst
Adamas Standard Finishes
4G Natural Graphite
5HG Black High Gloss
OB Opaque Burgandy
Adamas Custom
2 Red Reverse SB
5 Black
7 Beige
8 Blue Reverse SB
9 Brown Reverse SB
BG Blue Green
NB2 Solid Red
NB8 Solid Blue
at least per Mandoweb.com |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | My favorite, and I know someof you agree with me, is TamaleBurst.
Where is Russ these days anyway? |
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Location: NJ | I keep wondering about Russ myself |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | Wherever Russ is, I hope he's OK, but actually.....I would just like to SEE Tamaleburst!!!!! :) :) :) Anyone got a Tamaleburst guitar in their gallery?
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Location: Converse, Texas | from standingovation:
... and les pauls are sunburst.
I thought REAL Les Pauls were gold?
w-2: So Cadillac Green is not one of your favorite, huh?
Paul Wag's Blue Sparkle Legend looks GREAT. Check it out in the photo gallery. |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Hizz is right! It is really nice!! |
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Location: Fort Worth, Texas | I was going to mention the Blue Sparkle
~~~I used to think anything not a natural finish was crazy. Now I like 'em all except green. The red mandolin is very cool.
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | A guy, that played often at this open mic I used go to, had this Celebrity 6 string that had a pale pink body with a nasty barbie pink/magenta-ish burst around the edge It was a bit scary and quite nausiating...and I'm as liberal as they come when it comes to wild guitar colors. He insisted it was purple...but no, it was definitely pink-and far too pink-not even remotely close to the pinkest shade of lavender. It was just an effing gross pink burst ....and not a custom color (even scarier) either. I think even C.C. Deville of Poison would have passed on that one for being too flamboyant a guitar.
I could have forgiven his poor taste if it at least sounded good...but no. Nice guy though, and a really talented singer.
Next to THAT guitar, ALL of you would choose green without a second thought!
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Pink You Say!!?? I thought Daisy Guitar Co. already did that for Little Girls.
Whoever did that To an Ovation should be Shot and put out of MY misery! :rolleyes: |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by Stevechapman:
Pink You Say!!?? I thought Daisy Guitar Co. already did that for Little Girls.
Whoever did that To an Ovation should be Shot and put out of MY misery! :rolleyes:
I think that, referencing the band names thread, that 'The Plastic Applicators' should all probably play pink guitars...or pearl white. I'm not sure. But, they don't *have* to be Ovations. :) |
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Location: Upper Left USA | "A white sport coat... (sport coat)
... and a Pink Ovation" |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by MWoody:
"A white sport coat... (sport coat)
... and a Pink Ovation"
Is *that* what they're singing? Man, all these years I've been going, like:
A white sport coat (sport coat)
And a piiink crustacean
All dressed up for the sand
er, or something like that.
(man I had to get up way early this morning...is it showing?) |
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Location: Monroe, Ohio (Cincinnati) | I don't know which color I like best, but I just realized all of my acoustic guitars are natural.
I do know that natural is the best color for blending in the hole I dug in my cedar top Seagull (ala Willie Nelson) from getting too enthusiastic during Praise and Worship.
I found this site and did this before I did the same to my other guitars.
http://www.frets.com/FRETSPages/Luthier/Technique/Guitar/Pickguards/ClearGuard/clearguard1.html |
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