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Location: Central Connecticut | Picked up my 1st Ovation after always wanting one but never pulling the trigger. It's a 1989 Collectors Series I picked up in trade. Ugly duckling - dirty and has the hair-metal headstock, which in a funky way is why I like it... it does look unique! I'm cleaning it up and will post pics when done! |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Well done. I notice you've used the correct nomenclature: "1st Ovation". It starts like that ... |
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Location: GA USA | Good going. That's gonna be a guitar that people either love or hate the looks of, but you'll love to play. I've had a few of those (odd color and shape guitars). Personally, I love playing my SSB. Congrats! |
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Location: Jet City | Welcome Esquire. I've updated your status, so feel free to post those pictures. |
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Location: Central Connecticut | Here is my new Ovation. All I hav e done is clean it up and put on some fresh strings. I've only played it through a small tube amp since I don't have any acoustic amps... Sounds very bright and clean and pretty wild overdriven! Very fun indeed! The headstock makes me feel like I should be playing 80s metal!............. Butterface? :D
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Location: Rochester, NY | Wow!! I like the color.. Can't believe - it's 1989!!! |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | NICE! |
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NGD - 1st Ovation at long last!
