A deluxe AA solid-spruce top and Ovation’s lightweight, yet high-strength bracing give this guitar tremendous sonic power. An ultra-thin gloss pewter finish allows the soundboard to resonate freely, and soundports on the bass-string side of Ovation’s classic Mid-Depth cutaway composite body enhance lower-frequency projection. Shaped to offer the fast feel of an electric guitar, the slim, hard-rock maple neck delivers superior sustain, while the OP-Pro preamp and OCP-1K pickup produce uncompromising plugged-in performance. Description: Product: Ovation Elite TX 1778TX-PW
6-String Acoustic/Electric BodyType: Mid Depth Super Shallow Cutaway Top: Solid Spruce Bracing: Quintad Scale Length: 25 1/4" Fretboard: Ebony FretInlay: None Bridge: Ebony Rosette: Multi Soundhole - Bass Side Pickup: Ovation Thinline Nutwidth: 1 11/16" Machines: Black Preamp: OP-Pro
Hi everybody! Do you love playing guitar? If the answer is YES than you going to fall in love with this blog.
I am playing guitar for a few years and I love to play music alone and with friends. I had a couple of gigs this year and it was WOW.
I am starting this blog to help amateurs learn to play.In this blog you will find lessons, reviews, latest news and other interesting various stuff.
I hope I'll give you a nice time reading my articles and to be very helpful for your overall guitar performance.
Alright lets stop talking and listen to this beautiful piece by the great Otis Rush. The song is called Hold that train.
I like Otis Rush for his distinctive guitar style - a slow burning sound and long bent notes. His sound is known as
West Side Chicago blues and became influence to many great musicians such as Mike Bloomfield and Eric Clapton.