Hey folks--new member here! (With one question)
singeroffailingsongs
Posted 2014-06-07 4:25 PM (#487567)
Subject: Hey folks--new member here! (With one question)


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Howdy all! New to Ovation Fan Club, but a longtime admirer of the Ovation brand. Having already looked through a bunch of posts, I give a big thanks for all the helpful questions that have been answered on the many posts here.

My username is a reference to the folk artist Matt Elliott, who plays classical finger style guitar. An incredible picker.

I own a CK047-FKOA that I adore dearly. I also just scored a 1122-4 on eBay, which I am excited about both because I've wanted a finger style oriented guitar (my preferred method of playing) but also because I've wanted a US-made Ovation following the sad news of the New Hartford plant closing.

Look forward to chatting with y'all!

I have one question that I have yet to find a definitive answer for.. on my CK047 the serial number is 7 long, which means the Ovation site's guideline for serial numbers is of no help. Is there any way of dating my guitar?
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2014-06-07 10:51 PM (#487573 - in reply to #487567)
Subject: RE: Hey folks--new member here! (With one question)



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singeroffailingsongs - 2014-06-07 2:25 PM

I have one question that I have yet to find a definitive answer for.. on my CK047 the serial number is 7 long, which means the Ovation site's guideline for serial numbers is of no help. Is there any way of dating my guitar?

Not really.

I had two CK O47's back in 2009. They were really nice guitars.
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singeroffailingsongs
Posted 2014-06-09 5:19 PM (#487612 - in reply to #487573)
Subject: RE: Hey folks--new member here! (With one question)


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arthurseery - 2014-06-07 8:51 PM

singeroffailingsongs - 2014-06-07 2:25 PM

I have one question that I have yet to find a definitive answer for.. on my CK047 the serial number is 7 long, which means the Ovation site's guideline for serial numbers is of no help. Is there any way of dating my guitar?

Not really.

I had two CK O47's back in 2009. They were really nice guitars.


Thanks for your swift reply! The FKOA CK047's really are wonderful... such nice playability, and incredible sounding when plugged in. I know the general bent of people is to want a US made Ovation--Lord knows I have my temptations--but this plays and sounds as good as some "upper tier" acoustics I've played, Ovation or otherwise.

One other question, actually... is there a waiting period such that new members can post on the other threads aside from the welcome one? If so, how long?
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2014-06-09 11:10 PM (#487625 - in reply to #487567)
Subject: Re: Hey folks--new member here! (With one question)



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You asked a question... I answered.
For some people, that is all that they want.

If you express an interest in becoming a Member of the OFC... (as you have)
One of the "moderators" will come along eventually and upgrade your membership.
I am not a Moderator... but one will show-up.
Have Patience.
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Mr. Ovation
Posted 2014-06-09 11:38 PM (#487626 - in reply to #487625)
Subject: Re: Hey folks--new member here! (With one question)


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arthurseery - 2014-06-09 9:10 PM
I am not a Moderator...


I really thought he was going to follow that up with "but I play one on TV." No matter..

Welcome and you are free to move about the forums...
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2014-06-09 11:43 PM (#487627 - in reply to #487567)
Subject: Re: Hey folks--new member here! (With one question)



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Gee Miles... Sometimes the punchline just slips away...
only for a moment and the moment's gone
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