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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Up FS on the bay... Early 1687-8
But this is enough to make you cry! (look at the bridge):
$4500..."ignorance knows no bounds" |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | That's truly horrible...what kind of sick individual would do such a thing? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Listing sez "Obviously played and not MINT but very fine with minimal barely noticeable marks, wear to keys, knobs etc."
Ya' forgot to mention that some jerk destroyed the bridge! |
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| I think I've seen this one change hands like 4 or 5 times on the bay over the past year and a half, they also mucked up the headstock, and the pins have changed colors a couple times... but I think it's the same guitar.. also a shim not under but beside the opp.... can they do a Bridge replacement on it? and maybe sandblast the hs?
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Location: South of most, North of few | For once, I am speechless. |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | surely the Mothership could rectify this |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | OMG, somebody bought it with the Buy it Now! |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | I don't understand how (1) someone could appreciate quality enough to lash out on an Adamas I and then be moronic enough to destroy the bridge. What were they thinking? "Oh, they forgot to put a mechanism in for attaching strings? It's so much easier to use bridge pins than just slotting it through".
2) Who would pay that much for a mutilated Adamas I when other people are selling perfectly good ones for less? |
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Location: NJ | that guitar has been round and round and round and round. I have seen it change hands probably 5 times in the past 10 years |
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Location: NJ | btw mike
can you make the pics any larger? |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Nope...this is straight from the auction...sorry... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Originally posted by alpep:
that guitar has been round and round and round and round. I have seen it change hands probably 5 times in the past 10 years I got a feeling it will never be resold for a profit anytime soon. |
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Location: NJ | Photo Courtesy of:
NASA |
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Location: Tennessee | The auction ended with a Buy It Now of $4500. Go figure. Must've been the giganto pictures. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Photo Courtesy of:
NASA Uhhh, Houston we have a problem..... |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Here's probably what happened. The string retension holder probably broke and he couldn't figure out what to do so the pins can into play.
I've seen this one before too. |
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Location: Melbourne Fl. | $4,500 for that,and I cant get a bid on my ute......go figger |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | I sort of forgot about it, but the pinless bridge is one of the real sweet features of an ovation. It's been over 20 years since I had to pull a pin out and I remember struggling, breaking fingernails trying to extract them from a friend's guitar. Why wouldn't you send an expensive guitar to a luthier, if not the mothership? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | The problem with the Ovation pinless bridge is that it doesn't allow you to spend and extra hundred bucks on high end bridge pins. Dave |
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