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| My first guitar was a Framus accoustic back in the late 60's.
Right now I have a case of level 34 GAS.
Included are three Ovations: One Standard Balladeer and two elites.
I had been shopping for an accoustic guitar as a gift for my son about 10 years ago, and when we were playing through them, Ovations really caught my ear, and I also appreciated the bravery and innovation of the back in an industry where tradition is highly treasured. (He picked out a very nice Godin-made guitar)
There are likely a lot of players here who can relate to the idea that some instruments practically play themselves, that the reward vs. effort is much better for a given guitar and player. In short, Ovation guitars give me the "grins".
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Location: Route 66, just east of the Cadillac Ranch | Sounds like you suffer from the same ailments the rest of us do. You're going to fit right in. A moderator should be along shortly to give you access to the other forums.
Welcome to the group. |
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Location: Jet City | welcome rguy56, post away! |
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Bad G.A.S./good G.A.S.
