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Location: Rocheter, MN | Like everyone else, I have some bills I need to pay off, so I'm thinking of selling my baby: a 2005 Adamas 1187-247 reissue (serial #66) with hardshell case. You can see a photo of it here:  .
I hate to sell it, but I needs the money. If you're interested, contact me at mrmanley@charter.net or bad.king.john@gmail.com. I'm offering it at a fair and realistic price-point. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | How about here:
247 RI and Friend
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Location: SoCal | When I inserted it as image, I could see it when I previewed the post but when I posted it, no image...strange.
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_IlBCLWorSpc/SHKDXqq0M5I/AAAAAAAAACE/_yvGMGlWN... |
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Location: Central Florida | I right clicked on the icon where the pic was supposed to be in mrmanley's post. Went to Properties, cut and pasted the address in my browser to see the pic and now it appears in the post like nothing was ever wrong.
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FM I guess. :eek:
Greetings from an ex MN guy, mrmanley! Hey, it's okay to put the S back in Rocheter now. I'll vouch that you're not from New York. :D
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Location: South of most, North of few | Sheesh, you guys. Yeah Otto, I see what you mean.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Nice guitar. Good luck with the sale. How much are you asking for it? |
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Location: Cincinnati | Dave,
Can you post the pictures? Must be a PC thing. I don't have a Mac. |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Not a PC thing. I can't see anything on my Mac. Maybe the hosting service for the picture is a bit how's your father. |
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| Here ya go (I'm hosting it now - for you Unix gurus, the file's original permissions did not allow group or public read)
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Nice manly neck. Unique colour. How much? |
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| Richard - not a unique color - all 47 RI's are that color in homage to the original #47. The 2 that I've had the chance to play are very, very nice, but I think the 08C actually has better tone (rings like a grand piano). Plus, if you need to plug in, the 47 RI is acoustic only. That's not to detract from this guitar, they look and sound beautiful! |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Yep, I totally agree with Serge, depending on your needs. The '08C if you need to plug in and the 47RI is you want to play straight acoustic.
I'm not sure anyone would need both but everybody should have at least one of them. |
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Location: SoCal | Originally posted by stephent28:
I'm not sure anyone would need both but everybody should have at least one of them. Stephen, how many guitars do you have? Hell, how many do I have? Don't go there.
By the way, the guitar I'm having rebuilt at the factory is going to be acoustic only. Keller called me a while back and seemed surprised when he asked what kind of preamp I want and I said, none.... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by stephent28:
I'm not sure anyone would need both ... That's a joke, right?
OK, seriously. To me sound-wise they are not in the same league, sorry. Maybe close from the players position but sit 5 feet away from someone and have them switch back and forth playing at you. 47RI has a ring and sustain that the 08C does not. Actually the 08C sounds about equal to the OFC guitar. But definitely not the 47RI. PAUL MOODY - you heard them face on, what do you think?
But on the other hand the 08C has the neck to kill for. What a wonderful size, shape and choice of materials. Very similar to the wide neck version of the OFC guitar but just ever so slightly not as flat C. Totally in love with the 08C neck compared to the skinny 47RI.
'course we're taking about the cream of the cream here, so it's really splitting hairs between the Original slothead, 47RI, 08C and OFC guitar.
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Well, when I heard the '08C it was at AI in a busy noisy room so my judgment may have been impaired but at the time I was amazed at what a great sound it had. I totally loved the neck and thought it felt and played great.
Hmmmmmm....am I joking about not being sure if anyone would need both....let me check my bank balance and get back to you on that!
Paul....how many do I have? Compared to some of the collections in this group, hardly any. |
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Location: SoCal | I guess I'll have to suffer with just the 47RI, the OFC, and a few of those older 1687 ones, the Ute, the 1688, and the Millenium...the 1685-8 will soon be going overseas.
Other than the original slotheads (which deserve a status of their own), the 47RI, the OFC, the '08C, the reissue 1687, and the Ute are all great guitars. I was told a few years back to go with the "textured". Good advice. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | I'm not sure anyone would need both Need? Who on this board actually needs more than one or two (6 & 12 or one doubleneck: ditto for the electric's)
BUT:
08C-#7~1187-247#87~1687-7~1688-7-1681-7
And:
68 Balladeer 12~1115-1~1615-1~1253-1~1776
~82C-8~1758-6p~1868-6p~1768-7LTD(soon)~
And...11 other's...
Need? You bettcha! Give me a break...lol
I heard the '08C it was at AI Guilty... ;)
Actually, for the right price, I'd probably sell the '47 RI #87......or any other guitar I own...
Who on the board wouldn't do the same?
Good luck with the sale of #66 |
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Location: Orlando, FL | Anybody who has played one knows these are special guitars. Sorry you have to sell yours. I hope it stays in the OFC.
I've never played an 08 collectors. I'll have my chance in a few weeks at g8r's. I'm very interested to compare.
Good luck with the sale. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | "Actually, for the right price, I'd probably sell the '47 RI #87......or any other guitar I own..."
Music Mike.
I understand completely. :D |
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| I have an original 1624 I can't bring myself to sell...
Even if I got a ton of money for it.. I'd feel depressed later on.. go figure.. |
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Location: SoCal | Originally posted by Gallerinski:
Originally posted by stephent28:
I'm not sure anyone would need both ... That's a joke, right?
OK, seriously. To me sound-wise they are not in the same league, sorry. Maybe close from the players position but sit 5 feet away from someone and have them switch back and forth playing at you. 47RI has a ring and sustain that the 08C does not. Actually the 08C sounds about equal to the OFC guitar. But definitely not the 47RI. PAUL MOODY - you heard them face on, what do you think?
But on the other hand the 08C has the neck to kill for. What a wonderful size, shape and choice of materials. Very similar to the wide neck version of the OFC guitar but just ever so slightly not as flat C. Totally in love with the 08C neck compared to the skinny 47RI.
'course we're taking about the cream of the cream here, so it's really splitting hairs between the Original slothead, 47RI, 08C and OFC guitar.
Toby
Maybe it's the lack of electronics and as a result, a bone saddle instead of the OPP. I don't know. I just know that it's a great guitar. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I just sold my red guitar. I need a red guitar. Please come up with a price, so I can convince myself that I don't need a red guitar that badly.
Actually, life was simpler when SWMBO thought that the only difference was the colors. She's learned enough that she probably won't accept, "I need a red guitar" as an excuse. I don't know if she's learned enough to figure out that this is like the OFC guitar except for the electronics. That level of knowledge could be dangerous. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Mark, I think tough times are making a few of these pop up that you would normally never get a chance at.
If you can swing it, it would be well worth grabbing. One of the few that will surely hold value and possibly even increase. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Originally posted by stephent28:
Mark, I think tough times are making a few of these pop up that you would normally never get a chance at.
If you can swing it, it would be well worth grabbing. One of the few that will surely hold value and possibly even increase. +1
They're worth every penny. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | It will have to wait until the kids are independent or I win the lottery. Sometimes I think the latter is more likely. |
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Adamas 1187-247 RI
