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Location: La Quinta, Ca. | I'd like to see this excellent condition cannon go to a good home and not be someone's beater. Because it was too good to pass up, I bought it from the original owner 5 or 6 years ago. I had the Martin thinline pickup removed and a new compensated saddle made, the frets done, and pro setup by Jim Foote at Music Works in Lawndale, Ca. Tuners are gold Schallers and I have the originals. Top is flat and stable with no wood cracks and showing the beginnings of a slight finish crack 1" below the soundhole rosette. Amazing overall top condition. Frets, playability and sound are as good as it gets. No scuffs on the original case. I've got photos but don't know how to post them. $325 + $40 shipping in the lower 48. |
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| Did you sell this guitar yet? |
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Location: La Quinta, Ca. | No I haven't. I sort of put off a local buyer who would have thrashed it. |
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Location: La Quinta, Ca. | No I haven't. I sort of put off a local buyer who would have thrashed it. |
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| Can you send pics to shaunamaria@gmail.com? I want my hubby to see this guitar. Thanks. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Here\'s the link to the Ovation site but I believe this one (the -4) would be the natural finish. |
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Location: La Quinta, Ca. | Now on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-OVATION-BALLADEER-model-1111-4-made-197... |
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1971 Ovation Balladeer 1111-4 for sale
