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Location: Canton,GA | We heard about the factory cutting off the bowl and top and putting a new one on does anyone else here fix them at all and how much would it cost?
I really want to try to match the old top and all it will also need a new bridge and pickup if we can let me know this guitar has a ton of sentimental value and it gave birth to a lot of hit songs!!!! |
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Location: Tennessee | it gave birth to a lot of hit songs!!!! Now that's a story that's begging to be told ... do tell ... |
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Location: Midland, MI | I'm going to guess it was used to write that ever popular tune:
A white spruce top on an old Ovation... :D
Just kidding...the factory is probably your best bet for the repair, as you'll know it's done right. Give them a call, they're quite friendly.
And like SB said...do tell! |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Factory.
They do the highest quality work at very reasonable cost. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Funny, I had a white top balladeer once. Sold it to a guy and he got mad at me a couple years later 'cos it pulled the top right off!
Are we talking about Monday morning guitars?
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Can Anyone out here fix an Ovation Balladeer 1971 model 1111 it needs a new white top