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I promised that I would post these as befor it left. I just barly got them taken before he came and got it. I still dont have my camra back, these were taken with a barrowed 2mp from work and no planed lighting. As you know it is the replacement for the Ovation desaster. I have to say, flat picked, this is the best sounding I have ever built. It kinda has that Tayor sound just a bit brassier. Great for Southern 70's-80's country rock. I should have recorded it last night, but a buddy of mine set and picked a couple hours. We did a rendision of Sweet home Alabama and Good old country boy that just flat rocked I really do hate to see this one go It was originaly to be mine before the Ovation caught fire






Bye-Bye sweet thing.MichaelP38621.6822916667


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 26, 2005 7:23 am 
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Michael, what a beauty!
Mind if I ask whazzup with the heelcap? I like it, but I need to know more

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I was final sanding and found a small worm hole that ran for about 1 1/4" long simi-diaginal to the grain in the rosewood back strip I got from Stemac. I did not see any trace of it when I inlaid it. I told Tanner I wanted to rout it out and replace the back binding and center strip because a patch or filler just would not cut the mustard, but he came up with this idea. The two pearl dots cover mounting screws so If i ever need to remove the neck The cap comes off as a seperate piece. It is glued down but with a thin coat of Hide so seperation will be no big issue. I really wanted to replace the back strip but Tanner did dot want the delay.MichaelP38621.6944444444


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No, no, no.....you planned it like that. It adds extra support to the neck. That's your story and your sticking to it.    Really nice looking guitar there Michael.   

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If I could cut my signature out of pearl small enough to fit on it I would give the heel cap another shot, but planed this time.


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Inlay the cap and it would look realy cool! Nice job...I love bear claw!

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I started to.


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Michael, love it! From the bearclaw to nicely figured ribs and back and tasteful inlay....well done!


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Now that's a real beautiful job Michael!!
I love that wood.
Don't feel bad about selling it, just make another one.
Congrat's Brother!

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Man, people are gonna start buying Ovations and sending them to you! Look what they get back!


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Michael that is one awesome lookin' git. Glad the sound compares!

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Man, what a beautiful guitar. I love everything about it.


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Wow! Nice work! I've got an Ovation with a broken head. When can I send it in for its transformation?


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[QUOTE=CarltonM] Man, people are gonna start buying Ovations and sending them to you! Look what they get back! [/QUOTE]

Just thought I let every one know, if you send me an Applause you only get 12 fret, no purf and 2A back side and top. yea right


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Thats a very nice guitar Michael, What a gorgeous top!

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I tell ya guys the photos don't do the back and side set justice, or the top for that matter. I got this set from Don Williams almost a year ago was saving it for my self. It was mid grade set per his rating, but I saw somthing in it that said get me. so I did. Once I put the first coat of zpoxy on it I knew I would have to wear shades while working this puppy

I know I have said this before, but "Thanks Don I could not be more pleased" MichaelP38622.4994907407


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