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Location: lewisburg ohio | http://cgi.ebay.com/Rare-early-OVATION-Custom-Balladeer-Killer-Inla...
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Location: lewisburg ohio | I ve never seen an ovation with the trim work on it like this. Is this factory or add on stuff? looks pretty cool I think |
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Location: boulder | to me, it is a custom legend. emailed the seller and he said the sticker(s) were gone. peace |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Custom Legend,
Seller doesn't know what they have but did a fair job at the rest of the description. |
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Location: Omaha, NE | When did Ovation start debossing the serial numbers on the back of the headstock? Any idea what year of guitar this is?
Who did the carving on the bridges for those? Was that hand done, or were there "carving machines" back in the early 1970's?
Cheers!
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Location: Paris/France | It's surely a 1619-1 Custom legend with rod cover from the mid/late 70's (according the preamp).
I'm not sure but the serial number behind the head has appeared in 1994 or 1995.
J :) |
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Location: Upper Left USA | How is all of the smart guy's ended up on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean?
Way to go J! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | The smart guys started there. We're the decendants of the nuts that thought the world was flat. Actually my ancesters came here much later. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Beautiful Guitar. :cool:
I think Sunburst is the coolest finish for an Ovation. :cool: :cool: |
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Location: New York State | That's cool. I like the black ones best. The first Ovation I had was an early 80's Custom Balladeer in black, but no fancy carvings.
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