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Location: South of most, North of few | Ol. I've been kicking this idea around for a while, but every time I play it I renig on the idea. Now for sale, an as new 30th CM with one of the nicest bear claw top you've seen on an O, bling bling, blah blah, you all know the details. with 9158 case of course. 1150.00 shipped Conn US. I'll be bringing it to the jam if anyone is interested, and we can cut 50 bucks off the price. Catch me in a moment of weakness, cause after the jam, I may decide to keep it...
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Location: SoCal | Boy, I"m tempted on this. I'm going to spend almost this much money on a rebuild of an existing guitar. I've got Noah's 30th CL and I can tell you that they are outstanding guitars. This is one of the best two or three wood topped Ovations I've ever played. Somebody should pick this up before TJ flip flops again........ |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I spent an hour or so with mine last night. The action is still a bit high, but I'm reluctant to do anything that might diminish that great sound. |
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Location: Jet City | *sigh* |
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Location: South of most, North of few | I can almost guarantee that after the jam, I will be convinced to keep it. I think I'm crazy anyway to sell it. It may be off the block tomorrow. |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | What odds on each of the following:
1) TJ doesn't sell it at the jam;
2) TJ does sell it at the jam; or
3) TJ sells it at the jam, has seller's remorse and tries to/does buy it back. |
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| Definitely #3 |
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Location: South of most, North of few | I'm thinkin your right. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | HeHe! |
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Location: Jet City | 4) TJ sells it at the jam, has seller's remorse and buys a different one from somebody else for half of what he sold his for.
Hopefully by this time I'll have the $ to buy his second one. ;) |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Damon67:
buys a different one from somebody else for half of what he sold his for When has TJ paid less for his 'next' guitar than the one he sold?!?!?!? :eek:
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Location: Tuscany, Italy | WOWW !! one of my "wish-list" guitar.
TJ can you wait till mid 2009 ? :rolleyes:
No ? Ok then ;) .... best of luck with the sale.
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Location: South of most, North of few | Riccardo, if I kept it that long, it would be a record... :D |
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Location: Vernon CT | NO comment! ;) :D |
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| These are great guitars. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Yes they are. Even if this one didn't sound great, (which it does) visually, it is a stunning piece. (I think I'm starting to talk myself out of this deal) |
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Location: Cincinnati | (I think I'm starting to talk myself out of this deal)
You can always sell it to yourself. :D |
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Location: ms | he could even trade it for one of his other O`s. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | It would be way cheaper if he just moved them around the house. Rearranging the furniture used to keep my mother happy. My wife's idea of rearranging the furniture is more like TJ's. She gets tired of it sitting there so she gets rid of it and buys something new. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Brings up a funny story: When the Josh White came in, my wife was in the shower. I took the box from the UPS guy and opened it, took the guitar out of the case, hung it on the wall and put the box in the attic before she even saw what was happening. When I brought the 1768 home two days later, I just walked past her with the case and hung the guitar next to the Josh on the "man cave" wall. No resistance. I think she's given up. ;) |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by gulfcoast:
he could even trade it for one of his other O`s. What a great idea! OK, after a lot of haggling, I have accepted an offer for the CM. I have traded myself the 1681 for the Legend. I switched hangers and the deal is done. I will be taking it to the jam, but it should be coming back home with me. In other words, for now, it's off the block. Sorry for the confusion, but it comes with the territory... :p :rolleyes: |
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Location: Vernon CT | I still have No comment!! ;) :D |
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Location: ms | I do but i`ll keep it to myself. |
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Location: Vernon CT | Ok, I got a comment. Could you imagine If I fluctuated that much when I sold that to you??
Yeah TJ, I'll sell it to you, Oh no , maybe not, Ok , what the hell it's yours, well, I don't know, I kinda like it, well I did say yes, oh but I think I'll sleep on it, Ok just sold it to ME!!! LOL!!!! ;) :D
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Location: South of most, North of few | I know, I am crazy. I'm glad I can supply some comic relief for you guys.  Actually, I have to leave it home as there is no more room in the Hyundai. I've got 3 guitars in there now so that should be enough. Getting ready to hit the road in about 2 hrs.  |
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