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Location: syracuse, new york | I have a 30th, anniversay 1768ltd "BOOK GUITAR"
in as new condition for sale. The Guitar appeared on the cover of the book "The History of Ovation" by Walter Carter and a copy of the book autographed by Carter along with all original paper work and the ohsc is included. Anyone interested may email me.
Thanks, Dusty |
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Location: Cicero, NY | You wouldn't, by any chance, be the same Dusty that appeared at the Red House last week, would ya? |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Here\'s a link for those interested. |
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Location: SoCal | Very nice guitar but the amount of GAS depends on the price... |
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| A lot of bling for the bucks, just wonder how it affect the acoustics... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | We compared one of these to my 87 Collector at the NW Gathering. I couldn't tell the difference in sound, although there are a few differences in appearance. There weren't enough differences to make me want the Book Elite over the 87 or vice versa. They sound as nice as any Elite out there, slightly brighter and boomier than the 1537, but it's hard to describe the difference. |
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Location: PDX | Like Mark said, we got to compare this guitar along side a number of other guitars at the PNWOFCG.
Personally, i thought the book was just too over the top gawdy. It bordered on downright ugly to me -- just too much flash.
Also, it didn't sound any better than a number of other great O's that were there. Like Mark's '87 Collectors, a number of 1537's, and tdeej's 1547 (which i thought was the best sounding and playing O i had the chance to play that day)
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1768ltd book guitar
