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Joined: August 2002 Posts: 8307 Location: Tennessee | Originally posted by Gallerinski: Nope. Mine had the winged bridge ... and the top was more evenly colored (but that is some good looking striping!). Mine has moved onto a new home as part of an incredible collection. But only because I had an Ovation 12 that is a killer guitar. He is a picture of it (and Moody's wristwatch): I think Bobbo might have the small hole 12 from the photo above.  | ||
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Originally posted by Chris from Yalova: I originally bought a Celebrity that looked nearly identical to the 1858. The only obvious difference was the bridge end of the fingerboard wasn't nearly as pointed, it just had a slight curve. I'll see if I can find a picture of it.. @ Nils: The Celebrity CSE 445 RB sure looks like a 1858 copy :) But without AA grade spruce top, and ebony...  Looked good, played lousey. I knew somebody would give me a hard time over that picture Mike, nice job! :) | |||
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Joined: August 2002 Posts: 8307 Location: Tennessee | This after image brought to you by Smilin' Bob and Enzyte ...  | ||
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| edouin the bedouin |
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Originally posted by edouin the bedouin: please can someone save me from myself    Oh... yeah... here ya go...  | |||
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 Joined: April 2004 Posts: 13303 Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | |||
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| Cc |
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Joined: March 2003 Posts: 195 Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado | All you folks have much prettier 12s than mine..  "> | ||
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Joined: March 2003 Posts: 195 Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado | |||
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Originally posted by Cc: cc, Sorry.. Here ya go... a bit large, but so is the mojo...  Love those burst GCs!  | |||
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Joined: December 2008 Posts: 1456 Location: Texas | |||
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| I've not been active here for a L-o-n-g time, but this topic is close to my heart. Some beautiful guitars here! I love 12s, starting with an Epiphone I bought in 1972, no longer playable without a neck reset some day. Here is part of the family group:  From left, 1967 Gibson ES 335-12, 1967 Guild Starfire XII, 2004 PRS Custom 22/12, 1998 Adamas 1598, 1968 Ovation Hurricane 12. Each has its own charms, all are played and maintained regularly. String-changing day in my house is an event! :eek: For acoustic, the Adamas cannot be beat, and works well with Florida humidity. Of the electrics, the PRS is utterly amazing, perfect neck and tones like an orchestra. The Gibson has terrific sound but a skinny 1 5/8" neck, what were they thinking? The Starfire is a cannon, and weighs a ton, best played sitting down. The Hurricane is light, with good action and more of the classic jangly sound. | |||
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Joined: December 2008 Posts: 1456 Location: Texas | |||
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