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Location: San Fran Bay Area | Hi, I'm Selling my Nylon string model 6773 guitar.
It's in great condition, it plays great and sounds great. Very niced onboard electronics.
Asking $1000 or best offer.
Email for photograph.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Good luck with the sale. Dave |
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Location: US | How old is it? Does it come with original hardcase? How is it cosmetically?
With all due respect, I can buy a brand new sparkling one for $100 or so more including case. I've seen manufacturer's 2nd, which carry their limited warranty for a few years as 2nd, going on Ebay from brick&mortar stores (VictorLitz) going for much less. Contact me if interested in a more aggressive offer. Thanks. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Well, this post about covers the spectrum.
The 6773 can pull a good price. The more successful offers would include pictures and description. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Sometimes it's the presentation that's means EVERYTHING. Pictures and a nice description can often be all it takes to turn a "looker" into a "buyer".
Check out what THESE guys sell. Nice webpage, photos, good description ...
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Location: Houston, Texas | Dave, you have very diverse interests. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | I know I've made poor choices in the past but I think I'll be passing on those "reissues", Dave. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | My only point was to say that in many way marketing is the key to setting yourself apart from your competitors, not the actual product. High quality photos, product description, etc. Why not make it EASY for your potential customers. I mean, this guy sells DOG SHIT. Think about it !!!
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Location: NJ | Look at Taylor's marketing . . . |
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Location: US | Uhhh???
Listen guys, I'm not interested in Dog poop, American Idol merchandise or anything like that... I'm just interested in a Nylon string Ovation :p
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Hopefully rexr will provide you with the information and photos necessary for you to make an intelligent choice about the 6773. Dave |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Yes, Dave has already laid out the ground work. Everything should just fall into place now. |
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Location: SoCal | Yep, a lot of poo...
"Taylor, who built his first guitar while in high school, presides over a $62 million company that will produce 67,000 guitars this year. That's up from $45 million and 46,000 guitars five years ago..." The San Diego Union-Tribune, San Diego, Calif., 5/23/06 |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by MWoody:
Yes, Dave has already laid out the ground work. Everything should just fall into place now. ...just watch your step... |
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| \I wonder if Dog doo.com makes a t-shirt big enough for a case cover? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Only big enough for a ukulele case. |
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Model 6773 Country Artist Guitar