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Location: NJ | NEW full warranty.
I have one of these stellar guitars left from the limited run.
This is a guitar they got done right. If you missed it here is your opportunity to own one that is NEW.
You probably have read all the posts about them, they are all true. this is one guitar that will not disappoint.
I think I sold Tony Calman 5 of these and he has probably owned more than any other person I know of this model. As him.
e mail me for a price
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Location: South of most, North of few | Al's right, I had one pass through my hands, and it was all as reported. Another one I should have kept.... :rolleyes: |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Al, I cannot believe I have never scrolled down on your web page to see that you also sell Non-Adamas Ovations! WHAT WAS I THINKING?
Nice guitars! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Yup. One of the best Ovations you'll find. I've played a number of them and they were all STELLAR !!!
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Excellent guitar in both the bling and sound department. I can't believe Al actually still has a new one in stock.
This would be an OUTSTANDING Christmas present for someone to give to themselves! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | It's the only one of mine that sits in the family room, where I can see it and play it every day, even if I don't have time to go downstairs and play the others. (Translation: too lazy to get my butt off the couch.) |
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Location: Alberta, Canada | I believe I talked to Al about this guitar at the beginning of this year and had planned to use my Feb. bonus to grab it. Man, I really wanted that guitar. Still do but...you know.
Anyways, somebody, somewhere,( :) ) made a little mention about a Takamine EF75J and my hopes and dreams of this 30th CL kinda got over ridden.
No complaints on the choice I made but, every once in awhile I'll slip onto Al's site and pine a little for what might have been.
I can't believe it is still there. Somebody put an end to my misery and buy that thing!
Dave |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Dave....if you buy it, the misery will end! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Yes, but a different kind might start.... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | If he's been married long, he's used to that kind. |
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Location: Alberta, Canada | We're into it at 28 years together, with 24 1/2 good years of marriage, and I'm afraid this might end the streak! I'm hoping for at least another 28, so I'm thinking it might could be in my best interest to pass. :) |
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Location: Yakima, WA | I think I might need to rid the world of a little misery. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Oh oh. The other guy from Yakima pops out of the woodwork. Go for it, Dave. |
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Location: SoCal | As many of you know, I have been a strong advocate of the Custom Legend, both the 6-str and the 12-str.
I have had several of the 1619's, six of the 1719-30CM's and two of the Al DiMeola AD-II's. The 1619's, four of the 1719-30CM's and the AD-II's have found good homes.
I have two of the 1719-30CM and one 1669 CL that is a project I just haven't finished yet. One of the 1719-30CM's is in the case, other is on the wall and gets played every day. More than the 47RI, the OFC, the three 1687's, the 1537, etc. Each of the 1719-30CM's were flawless.
Of the 12's, I have two 1658 CL's (slothead), 1659 CL, and the 6759 CL. The CL 12's are played more than the 1685 or 1688 Adamas 12's.
IMHO, the 1719-30CM is just that good. Bearclaw, A brace, deep bowl, etc...a wonderful guitar. A great example of what the crew at Ovation can do...building on a long line of great Custom Legends of the past with updated electronics and changes over the years (i.e., thinner finish).
Heck, the 1719-30CM came out in 2004...one year Ovation didn't even bother with a Collectors. |
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Location: NJ | surprisingly still available |
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