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Location: Atlanta | Hi all,
Anyone with one of these for sale? What is the going rate also? Thx! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Great guitars. They seem to be getting a little more hard to find although rumor has it that a certain PI in SoCal recently pickup up a nice one. Going rate probably $2500 or so. Not sure I want to part with mine but last I knew Tony Calman has mroe than one. |
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Location: Texas | I purchased one from GC recently for 1300.00. It was in excellent shape. I returned it to the store in Amarillo. I am not sure if it is still there. |
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Location: moline,illinois | amosmoses - 2014-12-28 9:49 AM
I purchased one from GC recently for 1300.00. It was in excellent shape. I returned it to the store in Amarillo. I am not sure if it is still there.
1300 seems a good price,why did you return it? Mine is both beautiful sounding and looking it would take a natural disaster to pry it from my hands. |
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Location: Texas | It was a drop dead beautiful guitar, but really didn't (acoustically) sound any different than my 1619 or 1651. I know some prefer the OP Pro over the stacked, but I plug in so rarely anymore. I am really unsure as to the difference between the 1619 and the 30th, other than pre-amp. They looked identical to me and sounded the same not only to me, but to those who listened to them played side by side. Don't get me wrong...it is a killer acoustic guitar...in many ways. |
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Location: moline,illinois | Main difference I know of is a bear claw spruce top and upgraded preamp otherwise design elements should be the same. |
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Location: Milano, ITALY | The 1619 has the old style trussrod, the 30CM has the latest double action post-kbar trussrod. I love it, I have it on my 30CM, 2008-5 and 2009-FKOA and it works wonderfully. There was a 30CM last week on eBay in UK, it will showup again eventually, it did not sell. |
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Location: SoCal | This p.i. ain't letting his go any time soon. I believe that the 30th CL and the 87 C are the two best wood top O's ever built. Neither are going anywhere.
And while you might find one cheaper, they are $2500 guitars...... |
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Location: Burbank | I agree my CL 30 is my constant go to. I like most for both sound and feel. |
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Location: SoCal | Yes. I do have two 30th's...one that I believe was the first delivered guitar (1/06/04) and is my primary. 2nd one came in 1/12/04, confined in a case since.
I have had a number of early custom legends - not any more after this model (the best of 1974 and 2004). For those who know will agree, I have a number of older and newer Ovation, Adamas, Takamine, and those other guitar labels to compare it with. I primarily play it unplugged but I know that if I want to plug in, I can use the OP-Pro, XLR, or drop a Studio, VIP, or iDea amp into the 'can'.
The second one is for sale, now or later. I believe that there will never be another production run of this guitar. Production run in 2004 was 300 world wide.
My advice is to try and find one at a lower than normal price due to a distress sale. If not, this one may be available.
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WTB 2004 Ovation Legend 30th anniversary / collectors
