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| Here's a bottom-feeder's special 1617, with a BIN of only $228! Looks like it wasn't well taken care of. Probably a good canditate for sending to the mothership or as a project:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Ovation-1617-4-Vintage-Acoustic-Electric-Guitar...
I won't be bidding :( Mrs g8r would kill me since we're about to buy a house. |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | check this one out...wonder what's up with the paint? Looks like it will go cheap!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Ovation-Acoustic-Electric-Guitar-1621-1... |
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Location: ranson,wva | looks like shiot if you ask me..i may have to step in on this one...jason |
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| hey jason - hope the bandsaw injury's healing well |
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Location: ranson,wva | its healing, i tore a few stitches last night but its no biggie..just another scar on my hand...ruins my damn career as a hand model..lol...jason |
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| yeah, i ruined my hand modeling career too. glad to hear it's doing ok. i shudder when i think how it'd feel to not be able to play because i was careless. |
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Location: ranson,wva | i tore a few stitches last night playing....i probly could have been ok if i was playing the legend or the balladeer but i was playing the folklore with that fat 1 7/8 neck..kinda streched the web a bit too soon...jason |
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| i haven't had the pleasure (or pain?) of playing a 1-7/8 neck O. it's really that big a difference? |
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Location: ranson,wva | a standard neck is much thinner. ive got chubby fingers so the extra string spacing is a blessing...jason |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Jason man... take care of yourself! Take up the harmonica until the stitches heal. |
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Location: ranson,wva | ive been playing a bit of slide lap style on the balladeer and the academy since the mishap..but its healing just fine now..jason |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | I think widenecks sound different, too. True, mine is about 35 years old, and has only two braces in the top. Generally, a lot easier to fingerpick, too.
RE: hand injuries- good light, patience, & sharp wits! |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by Johnnycash83:
a standard neck is much thinner. ive got chubby fingers so the extra string spacing is a blessing...jason Way-back-when, when I just got to touch a guitar, someone let me play with a classical git-fiddle. I really liked the wide neck, just cuz I got fat finger-tips. But I also got short fingers... When I got the P-strat, I got used to a skinnier neck, good for barre chords.
Now both my O's are somewhere in between, which is cool.
Jason, easy does it with the pinkies. |
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Location: ranson,wva | iv'e never mastered the the 4 finger chords...hell i can only play 4 chords but i can play them damn good..lol...jason |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Gospel Guitar Guy:
I was in the lead on this one but had to work today,( a rare and unfortunate situation but another employee had Tennessee Titans tickets so I filled in and lost a pretty nice guitar).
If I had it to do again I'd still do it . There will be other guitars but a good co-worker is a RARE breed these days. |
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| I'm sorry you missed out. But you helped out someone instead, so I think an even better deal will come your way as a reward for a good deed. |
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| that 1617 is back ... i thought it went out on a BIN. guess the sale fell through. |
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Vintage 1617 on the bay - bf special
