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Location: Phoenix AZ | Were the '83 Collector and the '67 Folk Classic the only two non-cutaway supershallow bowls ??? |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Is this a test or is there really something about Ovations that you don't know? |
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Location: closely held secret | I thought the '83 was a cutaway. The picture in the archives certainly is.
In truth, I didn't think they made any s/s that weren't cutaways. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Total brain fart on my part. You're right. 83 is a cutaway. Dave |
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Location: Australia | I know it's not a regular production model but wasn't Glen Campbell's Adamas a 1687 with a shallow bowl ? |
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Location: SoCal | Campbell's was a cutaway (actually both of them, one a nylon string -- Country Artist neck -- and the other a steel string). |
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Location: Australia | He also had an Adamas with non cutaway with a shallow (perhaps Artist) bowl which can be seen in the DVD's, Dublin 81 concert and Any Which Way You Can movie.
....I just checked |
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Location: Brentwood,TN | I have a custom Elite super shallow non-cutaway. I had it built in 2002. It is not something they ran as production from what they tell me? Only custom orders and I had a hard time trying to get it done.... |
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Location: closely held secret | I'm surprised they had a mould. |
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Location: SoCal | They didn't neccessarily have a mold. When they built the first cutaways, they took a noncutaway and cut of the treble corner, then molded a horm to it. You could see that in the Country Artist I just sold. For a ssb full body, they might have just cut the bowl down.... |
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Supershallow bowl NON cutaways
