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Location: NJ | web page
check this out? maybe the time for the reissue is now????? |
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Location: Scotland | And there's this....
http://www.kleinelectricguitars.com/Klein/index.html |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | And it is real funny to listen to Steve Klein go on and on that his is an original design, that he did NOT copy the Deacwiener. OK, sure Steve... |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I don't think a re-issue would work, but I see these folks re-inventing the Breadwinner in other forms with modern tech... I think if Ovation made a "new" Breadwinner it would indeed sell. Foam body, custom electronics, bridge (acoustic sound) pickup, lighweight, ergonomic.. etc etc.. I think it would sell. The Vintage prices are too low to make a "re-issue" affordable. |
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Location: NJ | I agree w/Miles.
If they issued a "re-worked" Deac/Winner (ala Parker with cool electronics and a high-tech finish - not "bowl paint") that'd be "sweet"!
...and marketing it side-by-side with a picture of the "original" guitars, it would clarify WHOSE original design it was.
[ August 13, 2002: Message edited by: cliff d. ] |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I think they should make an acoustic copy of a Klein and then deny it. |
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Can you say Deacon Breadwinner or limited?
