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I’ve owned my Ovation Elite model 1768 guitar since 2010. The ukulele and mandolin which flank it in this photo are more recent additions to my herd of musical instruments. The family resemblance is hard to miss. The top of the uke is mahogany, the guitar is cedar, and the mando is sitka spruce. All have the Ovation roundback design and all are acoustic/electric. Another thing they all have in common is how much I love playing them.
It was difficult deciding on a name for this photo. I could have called it “Siblings” or simply “4-6-8”.
It was difficult deciding on a name for this photo. I could have called it “Siblings” or simply “4-6-8”.
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Thought #1: This shot is beautifully composed. Like DaiCymru said, I'm reminded of a mama and two cubs, and I love the setting and the lighting. That fence is a great backdrop to photograph instruments.
Thought #2: Roundback Ovations are like Rickenbacker guitars; there's no mistaking them for anything else.
Thought #3: You have very good taste in instruments. I've noticed that many times before!
Thought #2: Roundback Ovations are like Rickenbacker guitars; there's no mistaking them for anything else.
Thought #3: You have very good taste in instruments. I've noticed that many times before!
Okay, following your lead:
Thought #1: Thanks for that. I really should use that fence more frequently as a backdrop.
Thought #2: There are certain musicians who think that if it isn't a traditional wooden box, then it is a toy instead of a real instrument. No, they don't bother me and they have my pity.
Thought #3: I am very flattered that you say so. Thank you once again.
Thought #1: Thanks for that. I really should use that fence more frequently as a backdrop.
Thought #2: There are certain musicians who think that if it isn't a traditional wooden box, then it is a toy instead of a real instrument. No, they don't bother me and they have my pity.
Thought #3: I am very flattered that you say so. Thank you once again.
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