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Location: notts | hi need info quick on this model 1768 deep bowl elite |
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Location: Hong Kong | If you're refering to its spec, here it is:
1768 Spec |
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Location: notts | wanted to know if worth putting in my collection if anyone has played one cheers |
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Location: notts | aw i see you have a 1869 im looking at buying one of those as well look nice do they sound nice cheers |
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Location: Hong Kong | Hi Stuart,
The 1869, like other shallow bowl, sounds a bit too thin if unplugged... When plugged-in, it sounds wonderful & clear. Action is great & I like the neck of mine which is non-gloss. The one I have comes with the OP-50 & it is very quiet... It would be a very nice wood-top model if you use it mainly for stage performance or recording... But you probably would like "deeper" bowl if you use it mainly unplugged...
Hope it helps... |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | I've got a 1768 deep bowl, also with a non-gloss neck but with Optima pre-amp.
If you want an full bodied Elite, you'll find it an excellent guitar, acoustically or amped.
Mine's the 'non bling' model from before the 'book' elite, which I prefer. (I'm a no - bling sort of guy)
And before you ask, NO! |
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Location: notts | cheers muzza uk ebay nice 1768 expensive |
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1768 deep bowl