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Location: Pendleton, Indiana | Hello Fan Club members,
I would like to buy a nice copy of "The History of the Ovation Guitar". If any Fan Club member has an extra copy or one available they wish to sell. Please contact me I would appreciate it very much. Best- Darrell |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Didn't AJ buy up a supply down under? |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Welcome, darrell!
Ya came to the right place if there are any to be found. The main problem is that these books are difficult to find. And, those that have 'em usually hold onto 'em.
Good luck in your quest. |
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Location: nashville | Iffy,
Went last week to get yours signed but Watler was out sick, may try tomorrow.
Hey Banjo,
Have you called Ghrunn to see if they have any. i looked last week but didnt ask anybody.
If you find one, send it to me and I will have Walter sign it for you unless your in close to Nashville. |
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Location: Ohio | What ever happend to the copy that was being passed around? I'd like to see one too.
Steve |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | Hey Banjodarrell, welcome! As one of the few banjo playing members here, let me warn you...nah, you are probably used to banjo jokes. :D |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Steve,
The Book- European Tour (TBET 2009) seems to be MIA. It (supposedly) left Madrid, after Thanksgiving, bound for Michael Winters, in The Sandbox, but routed through APO New York. May have gotten hung up in a security area (probably some gitplayers around there!), before inspection & forwarding.
Haven't heard from SubPop whether the parcel was sent, or not. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | I have no spare ones left.
I did manage to pick up a nice hard cover a while back for $120
Some for sale here but hefty prices.
Books For Sale
AJ |
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Location: Bellevue, Washington | Here's one on Amazon for a bit cheaper than the eBay listing!
Amazon |
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Location: Pendleton, Indiana | Hello and thanks to all for the info. on the book, the welcome to the Fan Club, advice and words of encoragement shared.
I was able to locate a copy on Amazon.
I purchased my first Ovation on Christmas Eve from Guitar Center (An Elite 1868 (U.S.made) in near mint cond. for $349 + tax. My brother in law has played a 1989 collectors model for 20 years (ready to be shipped to back to the factory for a new top).
Thanks again and Blessings and Best to all for the New Year.
Darrell |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by banjodarrell:
An Elite 1868 (U.S.made) in near mint cond. for $349 + tax. Killa price... Congrats! 
Now wear it out... |
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Location: Pendleton, Indiana | Iffy,
It was right beside the Asian $379 and $399+ Celebritys and a beat up $899 Yairi. I checked out the USA label inside. I couldn't believe the condition or price. The guitar center guy seemed oblivious to any differences. I actually hadn't planned on buying a guitar. I was actually looking for something for my brother in law to play to replace his 89 Colectors model he's sending back to the factory for repair. He wasn't interested. So this Christmas Eve I'm the proud owner of my first Ovatian a 1991 Elite 1868 and yes I'm planning on playing this baby and I'm very thankful.
Best-Darrell |
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Want To Buy: Book: The History of the Ovation Guitar by Walter Carter
