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Location: Eugene, Oregon | :) Hey!
My local GC took a 1713 in trade. It is very very near-mint. No finish cracks, great looking everything. There are two small nicks that are hard to see and not even worth mentioning.
They will let it go with the case for $250.00.
It has a very wide neck so I am not biting. My dang fingers are just too short. Please pm me if anyone is interested and I would be happy to ship her to you.
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | That sounds like a FANTASTIC deal......for someone other than me :( :( :(
I'm so broke that if they were selling sailboats for a penny a piece, all I could do is run up and down the dock hollerin' "Ain't That Cheap!" :rolleyes: |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | The next best deal to that that I ever heard of was mine at $375 without the case. Somebody needs to buy that. dvd are you there? I like these better than the Country Artists, but it does require long fingers. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Ooh!
I have a bid on a Viper due in 40 minutes and a bid on a Papoose ending in less than 24 hours. If I get blasted out that would provide some great GAS tension release!
Can I take a number? |
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Location: Eugene, Oregon | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
The next best deal to that that I ever heard of was mine at $375 without the case. Somebody needs to buy that. dvd are you there? I like these better than the Country Artists, but it does require long fingers. :) It is a great steal....I plugged her in and the guitar is very sweet. I did not write down the serial number but it starts with a 3.
The wood top is just a beauty, amazing grain. The neck is just a monster of wood. :D |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Mark, thanks for thinking of me, but I value my marriage and I'm still working off the repair bill for the Redwood.
Mike, have at it! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Go for it, Mike. These are wonderful guitars. The cedar tops have a great tone. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Well, ok...
I just hate set a bad example for Andrew :rolleyes: |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Mike,
NO, STOP, SAVE YOURSELF!!!
If you get it, can I play it?
I'd pick that one up myself, but after spending almost $700 for a guitar I already bought once, I would SERIOUSLY be in the same boat as DVD if I did that the same day. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I may be slow, but I get in the way!
Norsey - check your PM, er... mail. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Andrew, there's no way you have to count your guitar you bought back with insurance money against your quota. If you do, you should be expelled from the OFC. The 1713 is a great guitar and should have the OP24 preamp. I was not a fan of classical guitars until I heard this one, probably because it sounds "better" than classical guitars. Deep bowl and cedar top gives it a rich tone instead of the plinky sound of a lot of classicals. |
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Location: SoCal | Norsey, take a look at this
http://cgi.ebay.com/Ovation-Standard-Balladeer-Nylon-String-1763-4R... |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Ernie?
We need to talk! |
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Location: Eugene, Oregon | Originally posted by MWoody:
Ernie?
We need to talk! He won't be able to talk, Mike. The duck-tape will be too tight. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | My compliments to Pokeypup for going out of her way to find a home for stray Ovations stuck on a GC wall. She was ready to front her own funds on the promise that my check would actually arrive and maybe even clear!
I had an Adamas I shipped to my door just so I could hear what it was about. I have had pick up sets given to me. Members have spent hours sniffing solder so that an instrument might work. I have a recording unit sent to me and countless trinkets and pieces of wood or project materials have come my way.
Thanks Dee!
I like the way you think but as a responsible adult I have to say no, stop, don't.
But duct tape would have been my first choice.
This site is not just about guitars! |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | Hey Paul,
That Balladeer looks sweet...didn't know they made them in nylon. I will definitely keep an eye on it.
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Location: Eugene, Oregon | Mike,
I'm sorry it did not work out. I would not be feeling so frisky and mad, if I had been given the chance to answer Ernie's e-mail. The call to GC was made before Ernie even had received a reply back from me, about other members.
I have not seen this happen here before.
I have seen members helping each other find good deals. I thought my post was clear. Not, here's a good deal, let me throw it in the room and run. |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | Pokeypup,
Please disregard the email I sent earlier today. I saw the 1713 for $250.00 and emailed to see if it was available BEFORE I read on the Mike already worked a deal. I can't blame Ernie for wanting to call on the guitar...if I wouldn't have read that Mike bought it, and I didn't hear back from you, I may have called as well! I truly believe he just got excited about the price and condition of the guitar, and well...you know Ovation mania!!!
Thanks for posting such a gem though... and please don't stop!
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Location: Rocky River, Ohio | thank you Norseman for having faith...
I SWEAR I didn't know..
I received a message from Mike that he doesn't want it. I've asked him to reconsider.
One thing I do know is that I will not enjoy this guitar.
The rightful owner should have it.
Mike has first right to refuse, then Norseman, it's yours.
Let me know ASAP, thanks.
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | I believe you Ernie. As much as I would LOVE to buy that guitar (and just happen to have the funds right now), if Mike decides to decline...YOU should keep it, and enjoy it my friend... guilt-free!!!
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