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Location: Dayville, Connecticut | I'm not very adept at posting pics. This one is a grainy photo from my cell phone. If it works, I will resize some pics from my cybershot and post them. This is my Deluxe Balladeer minus the rosette and machine heads.
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Location: Boise, Idaho | If you can take pics from your cell phone, you know enough to get better pics posted. Keep working at it. That looks interesting. Looks like a regular size soundhole, a winged bridge and slothead. |
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Location: Scotland | That would appear to be a K-1115, which was referred to in the catalogs as the "Ovation 12-string" and eventually became the Pacemaker. |
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Location: Dayville, Connecticut | I thought it might earlier than that...serial number is three digits (771). (I'll try to get a decent pick of the label) There is no other model number marked.
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Location: Dayville, Connecticut | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
If you can take pics from your cell phone, you know enough to get better pics posted. Keep working at it. That looks interesting. Looks like a regular size soundhole, a winged bridge and slothead. Oh I got some better pics but I left the sony cable at home...(probably shouldn't be doing this at work, but things are slow this week!)
I was really just trying to see if I remembered how to use Photobucket...looks like it worked which is good because I can resize my photos there.
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by deadfish:
Oh I got some better pics but I left the sony cable at home...(probably shouldn't be doing this at work, but things are slow this week!)
I can't think of a better place to take them. :D |
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Location: Dayville, Connecticut | Originally posted by Capo Guy:
I can't think of a better place to take them. :D [/QB] Well then you must work for Ovation! (got any old spare parts just lyin' around?) ;) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Deadfish, spend some time in the reference section at the top of this page. Paul Templeman is right, as usual. I noticed the wide bridge and slothead, but didn't notice the shadow, which shows that it's a 12 string. K-1115 is the model number. That's something different than the serial number that you've been referring to. All your prior questions had me thinking you were talking about a 6 string guitar. If you look at the serial numbers and price lists in the reference section, you'll probably figure out the answers to your questions before you figure out how to post pictures. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | That's a 12 string, 1115-4 Nice bearclaw in the top. Call 860-379-7575 and talk to the service dept. They can fix you up. |
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not sure how this will work...pic on ser#771
