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Location: Ohio | Early 50's Stella acoustic guitar. Model H922 Very good condition. Very nice all wood (birch) Made in USA. All original with Original case. Floating bridge slotted headstock, Rosewood bridge and fretboard. A few small stress cracks othing serious. Great collectors piece.
Please ask any questions. I am willing to trade looking for guitar pedals, Mics, Cables, Stands, monitors,ect...
$100.00 you pay shipping
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Location: SoCal | Are you just on the board to sell guitars? If so, then don't.... |
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Location: Ohio | I'm here because I am a lover of Ovation and find the information interesting. I have a few things to sell....I don't see the problem in that. Do you always have an opinion for everything Moody?
Face it your just mad because you missed the Koa Alvarez. Enjoy.....I could change the back ground on my shots I bet you are tired of looking at my couch...lol
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Location: SoCal | Your first post was that you bought a 1537. Every post since then has been to sell gear, including the 1537. That's all of your 16 posts. Makes me wonder. If you had come in and talked Ovations/Adamii for your first 30-50 posts then I wouldn't care.
And no, I'm not sorry I missed an inexpensive Alvarez, and yeah, I've got an opinion on everything..... |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
... and yeah, I've got an opinion on everything..... Folk who don't are sooooo boring! :D |
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Location: Tennessee | Interesting guitar, but I'll bet it's a bitch to get the intonation right with the bridge like that. Nice wallhanger for someone who goes for that sort of thing. Good luck with the sale. |
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Location: Corning, NY | Easy there, glasstone.
This board is different from Harmony Central and Ultimate Guitar, etc. in that people aren't quick to attack each other, be price police, etc. Paul was rightly expressing his concern that you might not be here in the spirit of this forum, which is really for Ovation fans who also happen to have something to sell, preferably an Ovation. I'll take your word for it that you are indeed here because of Ovation and you just happen to have some interesting vintage non-Ovation gear, too. |
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by stonebobbo:
Interesting guitar, but I'll bet it's a bitch to get the intonation right with the bridge like that. Nice wallhanger for someone who goes for that sort of thing. Good luck with the sale. It's a "floating" bridge....it's designed to float out of position. |
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Location: Ohio | It stays put pretty well This is not ment for the stage thats for sure. and yes I do own an ovation and like to read the chatter...Just cus I don't comment all over the board doesn't mean I'm not an Ovation fan. Would like to get my hands on an Adam soon But times are tough hence me selling my none players. I wish I could have kept the 1537 I just sold but the mortgage wont wait.
Thanks for the interest...and by the way I dont hang out on other fourms just here!!! |
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Location: Suisun City, Ca | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
Are you just on the board to sell guitars? I think I'm here just to buy them! :D |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | These old Stella 12's are fun guitars...I bought one just like yours brand new in 1965; my first acoustic 12 string...played it all throughout high school and sold it when I bought a '66 Fender Villager 12 which I still have. The tone is surprisingly not bad: I've heard and played worse.
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Location: Ohio | My first 12 string was a Silvertone that was very similar. Trapeeze and floating bridge. VERY hard to keep in tune. Start at the 2 pair of inside strings and work your way out, 1 set at a time and start over till you got them all correct which was NOT very often....
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50's 12 string USA made
