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| What color is my Anniversary? According to Ovation, the -7 is the code for Antique Brown, but it doesnt look like it. This one looks red to me.
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Location: 6 String Ranch | For this model, it's a -7 which was antiquey-reddish |
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Location: Athens, GA & Gnashville | That's what mine looked like: reddish mahogany. I remember that Jerry Reed had an old Ovation classical with wood binding that was pretty much this color. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by Roundback:
What color is my Anniversary? All 25 of mine have been dark grey. Dave |
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Location: big island | hmmmm...looks like glossy burnt orange to me. same color as when i pull one of those colored crayons out of my one year old's drooly mouth. looks nice on the guitar though. |
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Location: big island | david, david, david...she let you buy the collings didn't she? for shame... |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | We never had this problem until they invented color photography. |
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Location: SoCal | When I was mixing acrylic paints to repair a finish crack on an Anniversary...brown, red, and a drop of yellow.
I would describe the finish on the Anniversary (and on a 1658 Custom Legend slothead 12-string that I have) as orange-brown.
A beautiful finish...on the 1658, only dark sunburst and natural were listed as available finishes...must have been a custom order.
By the way, easiest method (that I have found) is to mix the paints on the top next to the crack, then wipe off the excess. Seal with water soluable glue or CyA. |
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What Color is my Anniversary?