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| not mine and not associated with the seller... but it's starting low for a "custom" Custom Legend
I've owned two of the N768 Elites and they were spectacular... this one should not disappoint as a center-hole model, and it's a ssb, so should be a great gigger.
the tobacco-burst finish on these models is awesome... and I still think Ovation does the best "bursts" out there.
made for Japanese distributor, could be marketing spoo... but these have "master" grade AAA tops and abalone everywhere.. neck binding, body binding and ebony fretboard to boot.
edit: this one's a flamed maple top, so probably a panelmeister... and not master grade AAA spruce as the N768's were.
could be a great deal for someone.. nice starting point for a top-of-the-line O.
Nakao Sunburst Custom Legend
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Location: Right now? | I thought that particular guitar had a walnut carved TRC?
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Location: Paris/France | Only 120 were built for Japanese market as a limited serie...
A wonderful looking guitar !!!
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Yep. I just bought a nice Martin, so why am I keeping a close eye on this one? Bloody hopeless. That's what I am.  |
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Location: UK | Just wondering do any of you know how heavy this baby is ?? Ive got a 1537 that I love but its like having a bag of cement on your knee , would this guitar be any lighter , it so preety ? Thanks for your help |
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Location: Sarajevo, Bosna i Hercegovina | It's not lightweight. As heavy as any deep bowl wooden O. I guess it's not going to be much lighter nor heavier than 1537 |
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| It's a ssb with a K-bar... so lighter than the deep bowl k's but not by much..
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PSA... Bling!!!! "Nakao" Custom Legend N869-1
