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Location: Feeding Hills, MA | But I searched around the net and found it on Jeromes ovationtribute site! Interesting blend of two of my favorites...Ovation and Hammond...whoda thunk!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Ultra-Rare-1970s-Ovation-Condor-Hammond-Synth-G...
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Location: Brisbane Australia | What the???
"The Guitar itself is basically from the Tornado / Condor range of epiphone"
Epiphone!!
There have been a few on ebay, I was losing bidder on one last year.
Like to get my hands on one as well as the synth.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | These are indeed cool and I actually had the chance to play one. Finding one with the guitar, organ and connecting cord all in one place and all working is a rare event.
Anyway, in my opinion YES it is cool. But toi be honest it looks a lot better than it really works. The idea is interesting but the execution was primative (after all it was 1970). The best I can describe it, it sounds like playing an organ with your toes. For historical purposes it would be nice to have one, but expecting to use it as a musical instrument may be a but optimistic.
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Location: Upper Left USA | I recently aquisitioned the starter kit:
I plan a Benedetto style taile piece but I'm not sure about which pickups to use.
Do you think an old G3 Mac would fit in there? |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Michael, I have a set of original storm pups/electronics in chrome. PM me. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | I think Tony C has one of these. |
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At first I thought this was a scam...