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Location: Montreal | Ovation Anniversary (1657) Guitar
Vintage Guitar (1981) in Excellent Condition.
Guitar was built to commemorate Ovation's 10th anniversary.
Ebony fingerboard - Hand-selected spruce top - gold hardware - original hardshell case - original electronics - fancy inlays - herringbone purfling. Original manual - guitar was babied. Guitars this age are not usually in such great shape. (NO cracks!)
Be a part of the history of a great guitar
$800 plus shipping (US and Canada only please)
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Location: South of most, North of few | Got any pics? We just love pics.... |
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Location: Montreal | I'm gonna try to put something up if I could only figure-out how to run this thing!
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Location: South of most, North of few | Jeff, if you want to send me the pics, I will post them for you. |
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Location: Montreal | Bump for a beaut.!
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| Jeff, nice looking guitar. I have one like it, except it's a 1157-7, straight acoustic model, in mint condition (1978). I actually tried to sell it here a couple times for 475.00, and didn't get any takers. I finally came to my senses, and decided to keep it. It is the loudest guitar that I own, and sounds awesome. Anyway, good luck with your sale.
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Location: Montreal | Thanks Mike:
It does sound incredible plugged-in and unplugged. Its just that I've acquired an Adamas and need the space. Have you ever noticed that Ovation cases are just so hard to store!?
Price Drop - $750 + shipping.
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| I'm always amazed that these guitars don't sell for much more than they do. Wonderful sounding guitars, and very high quality. I love my Anniversary Model, and i'm glad I didn't sell it, now. These cases are a little difficult to store, but I like the old brown ones. I'm actually looking to buy one, should anyone have one to sell.
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| These older ones are nice. I like the sound hole details on these. And I'll bet that spruce has had time to age quite nicely. |
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| That's what I really like about mine. It's the lightest Ovation i've ever had, and the loudest. The top has really aged nicely, and is super responsive, even to a light touch. |
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| Here's a shot of my Anniversary.
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Anniversary 1657 - Excellent Condition
