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Wagonmaster
Posted 2008-08-16 3:44 PM (#25805)
Subject: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition
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Need help with this. What is the average sale price of an Ovation 2003 Collectors Edition in excellent condition. I can't find the information anywhere. Your input is greatly appreciated. Original retail $3000? What's it worth now.
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dweezil
Posted 2008-08-16 3:51 PM (#25806 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition


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Well I just bought a MINT one for $370 two weeks ago with case.

Hope that helps.
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Wagonmaster
Posted 2008-08-16 4:40 PM (#25807 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition
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Acoustic/electric and made in US? Or does that matter.

I really appreciate your time to help with this one.
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dweezil
Posted 2008-08-16 5:27 PM (#25808 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition


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ALL 1993 Collectors were made in the US!

And I think ALL were electro acoustics.

Its mental isn't it? The "value" has gone down..................................................................
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MWoody
Posted 2008-08-16 6:53 PM (#25809 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition



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I would say an average of $500 USD, depending on several factors.

I want one of those myself but just haven't crossed the right path.
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Beal
Posted 2008-08-16 8:18 PM (#25810 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition



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He's looking for a 2003 although I think the 93 is better.
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2008-08-16 10:41 PM (#25811 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition


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The 93 is a much cooler guitar.....

Hey Beal, I ran into your boot man at the dry cleaners today.....
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dweezil
Posted 2008-08-17 2:27 AM (#25812 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition


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Oops! Sorry, misread this. Meant to say...

"Well I just bought a MINT 1993 for $370 two weeks ago with case"

And have bought other collectors for < $500. Just got a lovely 2007 Collector for just $700.

So yeah it might have cost $2000 but the resell value will be much lower.
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dweezil
Posted 2008-08-17 5:25 AM (#25813 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition


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@Beal and Moody,

just wondering why you think the 93 is a cooler guitar than the 03?
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2008-08-17 9:09 AM (#25814 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition


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From my point of view, the 93 is cooler because it was a genuine "first". It was the first mid depth bowl Elite configuration. It has a unique sound (a bit more compressed, great for recording) and visually, I like the epaulets.

The 03, while it's a fine guitar, has nothing about it that says "Collectors". Visually, the only unique thing about it is the inlaid epaulets. I think it may have the ANS neck bracing system as well, but to me, while it's a good guitar, it's not a memorable guitar.

That's my opinion and it should be yours.....
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dweezil
Posted 2008-08-17 9:11 AM (#25815 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition


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OK I'm with you :)

Glad you said the 93 is great for recording as that's exactly what I'm going to do! 93 arrives tomorrow - pics to follow.
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Beal
Posted 2008-08-17 10:09 AM (#25816 - in reply to #25805)
Subject: Re: Ovation 2003 Collectors edition



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Steve Sutton and I designed the 93. It also was the first to have the slanted saddle although that's not a new idea, Steve saw it on a Lowden and said "Why don't you do that?" so we did.

I'm sure I've seen an 03 but couldn't tell you what it is.
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