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Location: Paris/France | Hi,
It seems to be a very nice one:
JOSH WHITE
For USA only...
J :) |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Looks like a very nice one. All original. Dave |
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Location: Orlando, FL | Very Nice. If only it had a pickguard...
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Location: Hicksville, NY | Originally posted by Designzilla:
Very Nice. If only it had a pickguard...
:D hehehe ... now we're talking! :D |
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Location: Germany | The Josh White is in the top 3 of my wish list. Seller would ship to Germany. Should I grab this one or wait for the reissue later this year? Decisions ....
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Location: Phoenix AZ | The reissue is VERY nice, but the price will be a LOT more than this one will sell for. At a list price of $2500. or something like that, I wonder how many they will really sell.
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Location: Scotland | Karl, I'm considering selling my Josh White which I got a couple of years ago from Mr Witko. It's a '68. It's in great shape and is all original apart from the factory installed thinline pickup with direct-out endpin preamp (no controls) So it's appearance is of an original JW but has an Ovation pickup system. It has a 70's brown Ovation case. Email me if you're interested. I can ship to Germany using a 2 day courier service for £14.00. There's a picture of me playing the guitar on Dave's website. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Karl - BUY IT! That's another guitar I regret selling. It's got great history. Dave |
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Location: Germany | Paul, you have mail!
Would love to meet you at the Frankfurt music trade fair.
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Location: Scotland | Karl, I'll be there with G-band, don't have the booth number yet. |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Wow! a josh White. I've never playe one but at around $355 it looks like it would be a great bargain for someone. I've made myself a promise that i will not buy anymore guitars until we are back on our feet. so someone please grab this and put me out of my misery!! :)
My wife knows that a 6 string ovation is next on my list. hopefully when things get better that dream will become reality. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Steve - Remember the 12 fret program! |
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Location: Germany | Thanks Paul, the Josh White arrived well. What a great piece of Ovation history! I'm the fifth owner and all previous owners also are OFC members.
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Location: Paris/France | Congrats Karl,
You can't imagine how I'm happy to know that you have finally convinced your wife. ;)
This guitar is a piece of history and I hope to have one in the next future.
Enjoy this babe.
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Location: SoCal | Who had it before Witko? |
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Location: closely held secret | Josh... |
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Location: Germany | According to Dave he purchased it from samova which he, for his part, had purchased it from cwk2.
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Location: Scotland | I'm already regretting letting it go, but I'm thinning the herd a little and needed to finance a Godin Multiac. |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | I've been thinking about getting one of the Godin Jazz guitars.
http://www.godinguitars.com/godinjazzp.htm |
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Location: Scotland | Godin makes some fine instruments. I got a great deal on a used Godin Nylon SA. I bought it exclusively for the Synth access. As a straight electro nylon it's very good but I prefer my Ovation EA63. |
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Nice Josh White on Ebay !!!