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Location: Ireland | Hi from Ireland
I'm new here but not exactly new to guitar building having built 8 acoustics so far and repaired dozens of instruments.
However, this is my first attempt at repairing an Ovation that belongs to a band member/friend and its a guitar I have often admired for its tone especially when plugged in, so I was disappointed to hear he had dropped it on its end pin and its now in a sorry state as you will see from some pics I intend to post, if I can figure out how to do that.
Its an Ovation legend 1756 and it has not been looked after very well but in my opinion its well worth having it repaired. I'm doing this a a favour for a mate so hopefully it will turn out ok
Nice to meet you all
best Regards
Rusty
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Location: Jet City | Hi Rusty, welcome.
I'm no luthier, but we have several folks that pretend to be in the Bottom Feeding Luthiery Guild threads. You should go post your questions over there. Most people cannot respond to new members in this section.
You need to be a full member to post there, so "POOF", you're a full member now. |
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Location: Ireland | Thanks for that and nice to meet ya.
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