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And it's only after GL Wilson invited me to write for his blog that we figured out that we were both Breadwinner cultists, and we knew we would get along!
OK, enough blah-blah, kneel down and adore!
Bertram D
© 2012, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - 10 years and counting!
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Ovation Breadwinner Limited - the one and only!
guitarz.blogspot.com
Yes, I know you've seen an Ovation Breadwinner Limited on Guitarz already (here and here - there's everything you need to know on these previous posts), but come on, who can stop contemplating this marvel?
I'm very in love with this guitar, as I am with its older sister the Breadwinner that I have the honor and pleasure to possess since 20 years - I still feel lucky to have had the opportunity to buy it as a young guitarist and use it on stage as my main guitar for many years!
And it's only after GL Wilson invited me to write for his blog that we figured out that we were both Breadwinner cultists, and we knew we would get along!
OK, enough blah-blah, kneel down and adore!
Bertram D
© 2012, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - 10 years and counting!
- Rare 1960s Prototype Guyatone Telstar With Huge Body And 24-fret Neck
guitarz.blogspot.com: Here's a 1960s Japanese-made guitar that is more unusual than most. It's a prototype Guyatone Telstar, has a very oddly shaped - and rather over-large - body with a "zolatone" finish (looks rather like Ovation's textured...
- Uk Subs' Nicky Garrett's Custom Breadwinners Including World's Only Breadwinner Doubleneck
guitarz.blogspot.com: Nicky Garrett of legendary British punk band UK Subs is an Ovation Breadwinner/Deacon fan. He owns three original Ovation Breadwinners but rather than risk using those live on stage with the UK Subs, he's had these replicas built....
- The Inevitable Hopf Saturn 63
guitarz.blogspot.com Showing the Hopf dreadnought two days ago reminded how my interest for guitars was expanded from instruments to play music to guitars as cultural objects - combining history, design, technology - because one of the triggers was seeing...
- Ovation Breadwinner & Viper
Although there were all sorts of odd shapes guitars around at the time, the Breadwinner always caught my eye. It looked like it should be comfortable to play and when I finally got my hands on one, I wasn't disappointed. Many years later I spotted...
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Finally got myself the 500 Guitars book written by Gavin Wilson, the blogmaster of the Guitarz blog, where I also post - more regularly than here I'm afraid. What urged me to get the book asap is when Gavin told me that there was a picture of...