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Joined: June 2011 Posts: 41
Location: Massachusetts | Hi all,
First off, I sold Jim E a fairly pristine (that doesn't really make sense - slightly pregnant?) cobalt blue Millenium about 6 months ago and he was very happy with it. Just saying this since I'm mostly a lurker here and I don't want anyone to be wary since I'm not a heavy poster.
Anyway, here's a really nice white (really off-white/cream) Viper serial E 8906. I think the control layout is a bit more uncommon on this one - I think it's an earlier version but you guys know better than I.
Condition is really nice, it has some finish checking in the form of a couple of lines that go from the bridge to the bottom of the guitar. I'm not sure if these will show up in the pics. Some slight buckle scratching on the back. Slight fret wear and a little ding on the edge of the headstock near the low E tuner. I dabbed a little cream paint on it - you can see this in the pics. You can also see a slight 3/8" wear line on the headstock above the Ovation logo. It plays, looks and sounds gorgeous. The aged cream color is very appealing. I've enjoyed this guitar a great deal (home use only). I take fastidious care of my guitars and someone will be very happy with this one. Not sure what else to say so ask any questions or request additional pics - I'm happy to oblige. My email address is keenan58@aol.com. $675.00. Thanks, Bob.
Forgot to mention - the original case is in really great shape. Has some wear and slight rusting but I'm guessing it's in above average condition.
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Joined: August 2011 Posts: 187
Location: Florence,SC | Even though I am especially partial to gloss black on Ovation solids, I have always thought the Viper looked best in the cream color. This is a nice clean one. Good luck on the sale. Wish I had the extra coin right now! |
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Joined: May 2002 Posts: 1445
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | Bob... is that an original blackface Vibroverb?
Wayne |
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Joined: June 2011 Posts: 41
Location: Massachusetts | Hi Wayne - yes it's an original '64 Vibroverb.
Bob |
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Joined: December 2009 Posts: 79
Location: So Cal | That is a nice Viper Bob. Generally you don't see these often in this state of condition. I have one in sunburst. Solid maple body, neck and fret board. This one looks great with the ebony. Bob K is a great guy to buy from. The Millennium was better than Bob described so, yes I was very happy.
Jim E. |
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Joined: August 2007 Posts: 1008
Location: Tuscany, Italy | Guys, you make me crazy...lately there were lots of beautiful guitars for sale......this one is literally "creamy".... I wish to have the $ .... BTW good luck with the sale... . |
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Joined: December 2004 Posts: 2150
Location: Orlando, FL | Wow, that's a nice one! I love the cream colored ones too. These really are great versatile guitars! |
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Joined: May 2002 Posts: 1445
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | Bob K - 2013-10-19 8:53 PM
Hi Wayne - yes it's an original '64 Vibroverb.
Bob
Nice! |
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Joined: August 2002 Location: Everett, Wa | email sent Bob |
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Joined: June 2011 Posts: 41
Location: Massachusetts | Spring time price reduction: $550.00 plus shipping
Bob |
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Joined: March 2005 Posts: 12755
Location: Boise, Idaho | That's a great deal. If I didn't have my red one, I'd go for it. |
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Joined: December 2006 Posts: 6994
Location: Jet City | Ditto (but mine's not red). I doubt it'll be around long for this price. Better act fast. |
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Joined: December 2009 Posts: 79
Location: So Cal | Jeez Bob...E-Mail sent. |
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Joined: August 2011 Posts: 187
Location: Florence,SC | Is she sold? |
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Joined: September 2013 Posts: 52
Location: Brisbane Australia | email sent - it would have a great home in Australia |
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Joined: January 2009 Posts: 4535
Location: Flahdaw | Off topic, but what is that on the wall above the Vibroverb? |
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Joined: June 2011 Posts: 41
Location: Massachusetts | Viper is sold - thanks all.
Bob |
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Joined: December 2009 Posts: 79
Location: So Cal | I just received the Viper today. I can honestly say this guitar is in excellent condition. Thank you Bob! |
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