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| I just ran across a picture of one of these. Anyone out there own one or play one? It looks totally cool. I've never seen one close up. Do the pictures do it justice? I'd imagine if they would make this on a special order it would be at a pretty hefty cost. |
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Location: Munich, Germany | Yep, these flag guitars are beautiful! There was a Legend and a Custom Legend version of them. A 1779 was hanging in our music store for nearly three years, I was tempted but it was way to expensive.
Would have been a nice additition.
http://www.ovationguitars.com/archive/guitar/1779_usa
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Location: Munich, Germany | Originally posted by Koenig Kurt:
Yep, these flag guitars are beautiful! There was a Legend and a Custom Legend version of them. A 1779 USA was hanging in our music store for nearly three years, I was tempted but it was way to expensive.
Would have been a nice additition.
http://www.ovationguitars.com/archive/guitar/1779_usa
Best regards,
Kurt |
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Location: California |
Here Ovation model 1779 |
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Location: Munich, Germany | Once again, this time with the right link:
Originally posted by Koenig Kurt:
Originally posted by Koenig Kurt:
Yep, these flag guitars are beautiful! There was a Legend and a Custom Legend version of them. A 1779 USA was hanging in our music store for nearly three years, I was tempted but it was way to expensive.
Would have been a nice additition.
1779 USA
Best regards,
Kurt |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | The fact that the DJ ASHBA models outsell the AMERICAN FLAG models just blows my mind ... |
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Location: Tennessee | DJ Ashba probably has more fans. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | I'd LOVE to own one of the USA flag CLs, if I could afford it. The truth of the matter is though, I wouldn't play it any more than my others. They all get equal time in the rotation. But it WOULD be nice to have one to play for the patriotic holidays. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Originally posted by bvince:
I'd LOVE to own one of the USA flag CLs, if I could afford it. The truth of the matter is though, I wouldn't play it any more than my others. They all get equal time in the rotation. But it WOULD be nice to have one to play for the patriotic holidays. Ditto! It would look cool next to my Patriot. |
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Location: New Thermopylae | Originally posted by Patch:
Ditto! It would look cool next to my Patriot. So would this one. |
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Location: Nashville TN. | There is also 1777-USA which was limited edition of 75.
http://www.ovationguitars.com/archive/guitar/1779_usa
Its got the wrong picture that 1777-USA.
You can tell by the neck inlay, lack of Abalone around the body. You can also see the OP-24+c
and battery box.
to really appreciate the finish you need to see it reflect light.
Here I am playing my 1777-USA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39mfrxI6280
The 1779-USA was $3599 list
The 1777-USA was $3199 list
If memory serves.
KK looked 2002 for me at one point.
DJ Ashba has $635 list.
Not hard to see why those sold more. |
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