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stratman
Posted 2006-02-05 3:24 PM (#266683)
Subject: Country Artist 1624


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hi
can anyone tell me if this guitar had its control knob in a different place at any time to the one in the ovation archive picture
thanks
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Steve
Posted 2006-02-05 3:32 PM (#266684 - in reply to #266683)
Subject: Re: Country Artist 1624


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Hi stratman, the one in the archives is identical to the one i own (with the "stacked vol/tone knobs" on the top), but i have seen them with a single vol knob on top and a single vol knob on the side...mine is a '78..
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stratman
Posted 2006-02-05 3:57 PM (#266685 - in reply to #266683)
Subject: Re: Country Artist 1624


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thanks
mine is natural and has stacked vol/tone on the side do not know the year, how do you tell, the inside label is damaged
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2006-02-05 4:11 PM (#266686 - in reply to #266683)
Subject: Re: Country Artist 1624


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Originally the CA had a volume control by the heel. Later a stacked vol/tone by the heel which sometime in the early 80's went to the waist. The CA never had a volume only at the waist.
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stratman
Posted 2006-02-05 4:29 PM (#266687 - in reply to #266683)
Subject: Re: Country Artist 1624


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value?
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Beal
Posted 2006-02-05 4:58 PM (#266688 - in reply to #266683)
Subject: Re: Country Artist 1624



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They did move around over the years, from the neck to the waist.
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2006-02-05 5:13 PM (#266689 - in reply to #266683)
Subject: Re: Country Artist 1624


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Originally posted by stratman:
value?
Put it on ebay with a low starting bid and no reserve. The marketplace will establish it's value a lot more realistically than any guestimates here. But for what it's worth, a 1624 in excellent condition with OHSC "should" be worth around a grand USD, but in reality they struggle to reach half of that. The UK market is a little different. 1624's are less common over here, and the UK retail prices are a lot higher to begin with. I've sold several 70's/80's 1624's for £500 to £600. Cutaway versions generally fetch more than non-cuts in my experience.
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-02-05 5:57 PM (#266690 - in reply to #266683)
Subject: Re: Country Artist 1624


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I've been watching these lately on ebay. One went for $304 one for $311. Both had minor dings. One recently for $369 and I'm looking at one that I hope my brother just bought for me for $350. I think all of these may have been 1973 models for some reason.
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Tony Calman
Posted 2006-02-05 7:59 PM (#266691 - in reply to #266683)
Subject: Re: Country Artist 1624



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I have two from 1981 (240869 and 241383)...241383 has a couple of finish cracks that I am working on. I got the 240869 from Serge - had no problem paying $500 for a nice condition guitar.
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Jeff
Posted 2006-02-05 11:42 PM (#266692 - in reply to #266683)
Subject: Re: Country Artist 1624


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Location: Central Florida
This past December, I sold one from 1979 that was in 9.5 out of 10 condition for $400.
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