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johbren
Posted 2006-02-25 3:04 PM (#264927)
Subject: Ovation parlor guitar


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Posts: 55

Location: lewisburg ohio		Did ovation ever make anything small like a parlor type guitar? What was the smallest type they ever made? thanks for any info
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bauerhillboy
Posted 2006-02-25 3:14 PM (#264928 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar


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Posts: 1634

Location: Warren,Pa.		Check out the '97 Collectors'. Beautiful 12 fret slothead. John <>{
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-02-25 3:14 PM (#264929 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar


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Location: Boise, Idaho		97 Collector's. Check it out on the Ovation website.
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Standingovation
Posted 2006-02-25 3:59 PM (#264930 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar



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Posts: 6197

Location: Phoenix AZ
Originally posted by johbren:
What was the smallest type they ever made?
Soprano ukulele
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Slipkid
Posted 2006-02-25 4:49 PM (#264931 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar



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Posts: 9301

Location: south east Michigan		ba-dump-dump (rim shot for Dave)
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Did they make a special, small size bowl just for that guitar???
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Jeff W.
Posted 2006-02-25 4:52 PM (#264932 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar


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Posts: 11039

Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub		i.e. Guitarus Castratia
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Woz
Posted 2006-02-25 5:07 PM (#264933 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar


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Posts: 389

Location: RI. That small State out East		A 97 just hit ebay... Or I just saw it.
It has a low starting bid. Looks "interesting".

Woz
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Slipkid
Posted 2006-02-25 5:08 PM (#264934 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar



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Posts: 9301

Location: south east Michigan		link please??
i.e. Guitarus Castratia
Whaaa?
I'm sorry...I don't speak Japanese.
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Capo Guy
Posted 2006-02-25 6:18 PM (#264935 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar



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Posts: 4394

Location: East Tennessee		Woz,

Could you post a link? I haven't been able to find it on ebay.

But my search skills need a little honing. :D

I already have a 97 Collectors, but I like to follow them when there's one on the bay.
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Jérôme
Posted 2006-02-25 6:27 PM (#264936 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar



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Posts: 1388

Location: Paris/France		Hi,

Maybe is it this one??
1997 COLLECTOR

650 US$ with BIN.

J ;)
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Jérôme
Posted 2006-02-25 6:31 PM (#264937 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar



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Posts: 1388

Location: Paris/France		Or THIS ONE for 1099 US$ with BIN.

J :)
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bauerhillboy
Posted 2006-02-25 8:30 PM (#264938 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar


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Posts: 1634

Location: Warren,Pa.		Brad... the '97 was a special bowl. They had a bunch left over after that guitar, and used the rest to make the Celebrity guitar of the same size with Palm Tree Epaulets. Two Factory Tours ago they used one of those bowls to collect all the tickets for the door prizes. John <>{
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2006-02-25 8:49 PM (#264939 - in reply to #264927)
Subject: Re: Ovation parlor guitar


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Posts: 15664

Location: SoCal		They also built a parlor size guitar with a normal headstock for a year of so. It was in the 98 catalog.
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