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The second number is the date number.

Nice guitar. If the action is high on a vintage guitar and you can't lower it any more, one way you can make it easier to play is by using lighter strings.

Easy spotting ! If it would be digital , it wouldn't have dbx noise reduction !

How can I contact you in regards to buying it from you?

This is not a digital recorder, if it was would have cost an arm and leg, it was a VCR type recorder it would pull the tape back with that roller so to pull the tape over the heads saw a pic of this kinda cool thew, another give away is tape speed 9.5 - 19 cm digital would only have one speed !

yeah dude heaps of fun. i had the mc909 for a while. lost it at the pawn brokers 🙈during hard times

I favour bolt ons everything because i travel a lot and to avoid hassles i disassemble the guitar and it goes in may suitcase,have an epi ft120 .when i bought it it was unplayable after a neck reset and new strings it is amazing.50 year old guitar for under 200 $can.Snobs need not apply.

There is an old photo of Eddie Van Halen playing one of these in the studio (or at least holding one).

I don't care how they sound. They are "fugly".

First time I've seen an acoustic with a bolt on neck. I have an old Harmony flat top the same size as that one.

Great tone on the guitar. I’m a guitarist and we do this doing in my band. That’s why I noticed that right off.

I have a friend (Classical Player) who only changes the three bottom wound strings... he said "The clear strings really don't age and the guitar stays in tune quicker.... hmm

Fantastic job 👍🏼💯‼️🥰 everyone

excellent video

I got one of these at a pawn shop that is missing the saddle. If you could give me the dimensions of your saddle, it would help me make fit a new one. I understand if you don’t want to though. Thanks in advance.

without the Yamaha word under the tuning fork I think its a 1973- I have a 1974 FG-160 June /06 - 562nd made -- yes 3 is 1973 the Number at the brace is serial number. the number on the head stock is just sequential however they stopped putting the T prior to number for Taiwan in 1973 your guitar was made 1973, jan 11- it was the 645th guitar made. enjoy

I had the one tube AM radio P Box kit.

Drum tech? Because you loaned him a pedal? Uh.....

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Good advice. Thanks .First: I'm sure you could do a video about the most frustrating part of playing in a band, namely, booking gigs. Second: Something many bands fail to comprehend is the idea of Dynamics. You shouldn't expect the sound guy to control it. It should be done internally. When the singing starts, play softer! Third: I see nothing wrong with putting your own spin on a cover tune. Make it your own. Just my opinion.

I can cope with you being nervous and talking really fast. But slapping your legs with your hands is too irritating for me to deal with.

Great Advice!

Partridge Family made some great baroque and sunshine pop. Got no respect.

What’s the sound of the guitar like? Play some please

I use to own a 14 fret Ovation Legend 12 string. It was a decent guitar

12 string guitar players spend half their time tuning and the other half playing out of tune....i have 2;a rick and a guild.

Sir please take your guitar to a real lu thier

Sure, your guitar can be fixed.That guy didn't know what he was talking about.Your guitar can be fixed

I'm glad you mentioned the Partridge Family. At the end of the show it mentions "Guitars and Amplifiers by Ovation". You can still find Ovation guitars and a few amps (apparently not as popular) on the online musical instrument sites. On one episode, it shows Danny Bonaduce "playing" an unusual bass. I looked it up and it was an Ovation Typhoon bass. Also, it shows a super cool electric guitar called the Ovation Deacon. Thanks for sharing!

I once had a 6 string Ovation Glen model. I wish I never sold it.

I have a '69 Glen Campbell six string, non-electric. Had a new neck replaced by Ovation when they were still in New Hartford. Had them refinish it a second time when Delta left it outside my sister-in-law's house in the Connecticut winter. They could fix the soundboard for sure. Took a tour, great facility with cool technology. It was disappointing when I heard they closed the factory. Still play it today.

Bridge Doctor?

Righteous. I recognize that one

Smoove...

This song ?;! Was Not Much.The vocals are terrible here.

well done guys....

Very little camera focus on the keyboard player who is providing most of the chordal foundation of the song lol That's how it usually goes Good cover though

Love it..I have two old Epiphones... They are pretty good guitars, no doubt.

I still own my FT120 that I bought new in 1978. Still a great sounding guitar.

It looks like colds peak

You change bass strings? I get 5 years out of mine! Lololol

Music, electronics and nature!

Nothing will sabotage your guitar playing more than trying to play a bass line simultaneously on the back of the neck using your thumb 😢

Very cool stuff 😎

The inside machinations of that Zenbox are so fascinating. What time does the Video start?

MORE COW BELL !!!!

Amazing to see you on stage! Love it. I would so come see you play with them

Love it!

Love this!

Great content