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Location: Michigan | someone here has to pick up this one, it is almost as purdy as Johnnys:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Ovation-Folklore-1614-made-in-USA-EXTREMELY-RAR... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | That's a nice guitar. The sunburst ones are not that common. Would look better with gold tuners. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Yeah I saw it!!
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Location: Brisbane Australia | No can bid :(
AJ |
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Location: Cincinnati | Originally posted by AussieJames:
No can bid :(
AJ PM sent, AJ. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Hmmmm.....
I mean really!
Hmmmm....
Like I didn't have enough to think about. I've got another bid or two in progress, so I'll probably have to see how those pan out.
But...
Hmmmmm...... |
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Location: east coast usa | i have already bidded on this guitar as i want a 1614 to go along with the 1615 pacemaker 12 string i just bought off of mark. i have been outbid, but i am keeping a close eye on this auction. Before i bid again i was wondering if any OFC member has one just like this that they may want to sell.
Also since i respect all of your opinions could someone tell me what they feel i will have to pay to win this piece in todays market? thank you |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Gallerinski:
Would look better with gold tuners. Absolutely agree. When I have an extra buck twenty, I may do a swap.
I do love the black to 'wood' headstock (like the PM). The -4s (natural) I've seen don't have that.
geneo, check your PM... |
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Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | Hi,
I'm looking for a 1614, but I live in Germany.
What are the shipping costs to Germany?
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by bburg:
What are the shipping costs to Germany? Bernie,
Using the on-line USPS Express Mail International shipping calculator, maximum dimensions and a 'generous' 20 pounds, it shows $105-114. |
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Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | I have asked him for the shipping costs, but I think, I have also to pay some taxes by arriving Germany. |
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Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | Thanks, 2ifbyC.
Let's look for the price on next Sunday.
Thanks alot
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by bburg:
but I think, I have also to pay some taxes by arriving Germany. I think you do. But I have no idea how much. |
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Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | Well, I'm also very interested in a 1624 Country Artist. What is the better sounding one?
Is there anybody, who has one for sale?? |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | The 1624 is a nylon-string, shallow bowl. The 1614 is steel with a deep bowl. No comparison. The Folkore sounds way better, in my opinion. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I used to have one of those. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Mine was natural, not sunburst. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | That's a very attractive Folklore, and if I were in the market for one like that I'd probably spend between $450-500. I would like a closer , 2nd look at the fretboard though. From the picks it looks to be a bit worn down on the cowboy chord frets.(no offense intended to the cowboys) That's a beautiful finish, and now that I have a burst of my own on the CL, I know why some people like them so much ... they are stunning to say the least. About the Country Artist comment ... Did they make a Country Artist model with a deep bowl? If so, what model number? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Unless custom built, all Country Artist guitars were ARTIST or MID depth bowl. |
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Location: Tennessee | Best unplugged sound is a deep bowl. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Unless custom built, all Country Artist guitars were ARTIST or MID depth bowl. ...
Thanks for the info Dave. Anybody know why they didn't do a deep bowl Country Artist? I noticed that the newer Model 2773LX has a deep contour body. Just wondering if there was a specific reason. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | The ARTIST series (Balladeer, Country and Glen Campbell) were all introduced as a group when Ovation developed the new shallower bowl in 1970/71 |
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Location: SoCal | Originally posted by bvince:
Unless custom built, all Country Artist guitars were ARTIST or MID depth bowl. ...
Thanks for the info Dave. Anybody know why they didn't do a deep bowl Country Artist? I noticed that the newer Model 2773LX has a deep contour body. Just wondering if there was a specific reason.
The Country Artist was aimed at electric and acoustic steel string players who wanted a narrower neck than regular classicals, and also necks that were 14 frets to the body. |
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Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | He told me back: no international shipping, sorry.
That one will not be mine. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | At the risk of starting another brush fire, you could ask someone here in the US to be the receiver of it, and then ship it on to you as long as you cover all fees. Just a suggestion. |
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