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I think both of those are nice. Alvarez is known for making very good acoustic guitars, so even if you have a lower end model, it's likely to still be very good; and it's beautiful. Same with the Balladeer 12 string. For years I wanted an Ovation acoustic, especially like that green one posted above, but I could never afford one when I was younger. Ovations are fine playing guitars that play more effortlessly than many other acoustics. Ease of playability is what drew me to Taylor, but even the 300 series of guitars are not cheap, at over $1000 used.
I think you should be very happy with what you have.
I think both of those are nice. Alvarez is known for making very good acoustic guitars, so even if you have a lower end model, it's likely to still be very good; and it's beautiful. Same with the Balladeer 12 string. For years I wanted an Ovation acoustic, especially like that green one posted above, but I could never afford one when I was younger. Ovations are fine playing guitars that play more effortlessly than many other acoustics. Ease of playability is what drew me to Taylor, but even the 300 series of guitars are not cheap, at over $1000 used.
I think you should be very happy with what you have.
Originally posted by Niloy63
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I don't have any high end (or even mid level) acoustics, but I love the way mine they play!
Alvarez AD222CU
Ovation 12-String Balladeer 2751AX
Alvarez AD222CU
Ovation 12-String Balladeer 2751AX
So after sitting around since the early 70s I thought I'd see about making it playable again. All the luthiers told me it would cost way too much to restore so I ended up filling in the cracks with sawdust and PVA and spraying the top with lacquer. It had a rectangular hole cut in the side so I curved a piece of mahogany and glued it in place. New tuning key knobs and a nut and it sounds great. I got rid of a Yamaha from Fujigen Gakki plant and an Ibanez because I liked this much better.
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