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Location: NW Washington State | Found this one online, but I'm not sure what it is. Seller says it has a 352xxx serial number (1985) , but no model # label inside. Maybe a 1768? 
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Location: Colorado | I thought maybe a 1547 at first glance. But I think the 1537/1547 models all have two-knob pre-amps--this one appears to have the OP-24. I suppose 1768 (deep bowl) or 1868 (shallow bowl) would be the logical guess.
Edited by Todd G. 2013-03-24 9:27 PM
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Location: Fort Worth, TX | I'm sure if it had a "C" at the end of the number you would have mentioned that. It does however look exactly like my 1768C which has a cedar top is an awesome fingerstyle guitar with mind melting tone. It also has a satin finish and I don't see any reflections in the top of your front view pic which led me to believe it might be a satin finish as well. |
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Location: New Hartford CT | 1868 spruce top super shallow Elite
http://www.elderly.com/vintage/items/20U-9043.htm |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | ...Yep. I bought one for a friend who was wanting to learn how to play. I wasn't impressed with the quietness of the guitar, but it did play well. At the time the going price was $350 - $450. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | They are nice guitars and unbeatable on stage.
The mad scientist deep within me bought one with the most sinister of intentions though; it went back to the factory to be transformed into a custom mandocello.
BWAHAHAHAHA!!! |
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