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Location: london | Hi,
Anybody want to buy my Ovation slothead classical guitar model 1713, serial 450975 ? One very small mark on headstock where it hit a mike stand, one varnish crack (35mm) only noticeable at certain angle. Great sound electrics perfect. Deep bowl with original ovation case (case has scuff wear)Location is Brentwood area Essex UK.
email me and I will send pics / answer questions.
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Location: Scotland | The last thing I need right now is another guitar, but if this is a cutaway model I'd be very interested. I can't remember from the model number if it's cutaway or not, but if it is let me know how much you're asking. |
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Location: SoCal | It's not a cutaway. That would be a 1763, not a 1713.... |
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Location: Scotland | Thanks Paul, you freakin' trainspotter. Great guitar though, and not too common over here in the UK. Good luck selling it Mars. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Originally posted by Paul Templeman:
Thanks Paul, you freakin' trainspotter. I've heard Paul called a lot o' things but "trainspotter"? What the hey is that? |
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Location: Scotland | Ok, in the UK we have a deviant subculture who stand around on railway platforms for hours and hours writing down the ID numbers of trains. These people are from all ages and backgrounds, but have a number of common traits. Regardless of their age (Train spotters can be from early teens to 60+) they always live with their mom. They have halitosis, terrible fashion sense, body odour, crap hairstyles, thick unfashionable spectacles, no friends and most importantly a passion for detail and trivia. Anyone who can't get laid and has an encyclopaedic knowledge of the arcane is often referred to as a "train spotter"
I realise now that I've been unfair on Mr Moody, I know that he doesn't live with his mom and his glasses are quite trendy |
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Location: NJ | I don't think Moody owns an anorak . . . . |
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Location: Scotland | I have a spare one I can lend him |
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Location: SoCal | Mom kicked me out a long time ago....... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | You guys catch a glimpse of the 1219 Local this morning? |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | As you guys know, I purchased a 1713 recently through the generous help of several OFC'ers. I am using it this Saturday to do prelude music, and the unity candle lighting music at a wedding (I choose to use a 12 string for "The Wedding Song" during the service). Anyway, all that to say this... This is a GREAT guitar. Unplugged it fills a room with mellow, yet deep tone...plugged in it does the same...if I use a soundhole plug, I can play around and get some flamingo, and a "plucky" kinda sound that sounds nice like perhaps with christmas carols.
Anyway, I am sure happy I own it...! |
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1713 CLASSICAL AXE FOR SALE.
