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A possible piece of Ovation history?

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PeterD
Posted 2010-10-30 5:49 PM (#361972)
Subject: A possible piece of Ovation history?


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Spotted this on Portland, OR Craigslist for $1000:

"1969 Ovation Balladeer 12 string acoustic guitar, formerly owned and played by Paul Kantner of Jefferson Airplane/Starship."

Here is the link: http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/msg/2028889151.html
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stonebobbo
Posted 2010-10-31 5:29 AM (#361973 - in reply to #361972)
Subject: Re: A possible piece of Ovation history?



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Nice one. Winged bridge, small soundhole with inlaid rosette. Good find for someone who's a fan.
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Darkbar
Posted 2010-10-31 8:01 AM (#361974 - in reply to #361972)
Subject: Re: A possible piece of Ovation history?



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Nice (but if the guitar is in Milwaukie, why is it in the Portland Oregon craigslist???)
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Waskel
Posted 2010-10-31 9:13 AM (#361975 - in reply to #361972)
Subject: Re: A possible piece of Ovation history?



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Milwaukie is a Portland 'burb. I used to drive through it every day to get to work.
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fletcher
Posted 2010-10-31 7:42 PM (#361976 - in reply to #361972)
Subject: Re: A possible piece of Ovation history?


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Poor thing - been for sale now for over a year.
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Gallerinski
Posted 2010-10-31 8:00 PM (#361977 - in reply to #361972)
Subject: Re: A possible piece of Ovation history?
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How much do you think the Kanter connection jacks up the price?

Yeah, that's what I thought.
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cholloway
Posted 2010-10-31 11:54 PM (#361978 - in reply to #361972)
Subject: Re: A possible piece of Ovation history?


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How much do you think the Kanter connection makes more collectible?

That's what I thought too.
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