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Location: Vernon CT | Hep me figure out if what I did was crazy as I don't have a job (about 11 months more of severence pay)and I just got myself a 1719 30th commemorative Custom Legend for 2 guitars that I never play (Parkwood 320m and an Ibanez 12 string) plus $450.00 cash. I can't seem to find anything on it on the Ovation website can somebody help me post a picture? I think I got a
gorgeous guitar with great tone for a heck of a price. I'm not sure how many locations Falcetti's music has but they are having an incredible blowout sale!! Please tell me I made out as god as I think I did.
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Location: East Tennessee | I think you got a great deal. :cool:
I await,(with eager anticipation), comments from,
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Location: Boise, Idaho | They are great guitars. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | This post is worthless without pics! :rolleyes: :D |
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Location: Vernon CT | That why I asked for some help. I don't have the ability to take digital photos yet. I know, get with the times!! LOL! This guitar has a lot of Bling. Here are the specs:
Ovation 1719
Ovation 1719 Description:
2004 marks the 30th anniversary of Ovation's Custom Legend - a guitar that has accompanied many of the world's top entertainers on stage and in the studio. So Ovation is proud to release the 1719-30CM Custom Legend 30th Anniversary Commemorative model.
Ovation 1719 Specifications:
6-String Acoustic/Electric
Body Type: Deep Bowl
Top: Master Grade Solid Bearclaw Spruce
Bracing: Ovation
Scale Length: 25 1/4
Fretboard: Deluxe Ebony
Fret Inlay: Custom Legend Abalone
Bridge: Carved Walnut
Rosette: Original Design Abalone
Pickup: Original Patented Pickup
Nutwidth: 1 11/16
Machines: Gold w/Pearl Buttons
Case: 9158-0 |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | ....`think it was the worst axe Ovation ever made..I`ll trade ya a brand-X for it..
Seriously , that was a SCOOP !!..Congrats :)
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| Superb guitar, you made a great trade. You're gonna challenge Jim for his title. Congrats. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | ...and what title would that be, Mr G8r? 
Seriously, a very nice guitar. I think I may have owned one at one time... |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Do you mean this here? 
...and this is the WRONG place to be asking for a
definition of crazy! |
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Location: Vernon CT | it's not the best picture, but that looks like the one. I would guess that based on what I tend to know about this group, being crazy is normal! :D :D |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Well, then it's not crazy, is it?
Insanity is the only sane reaction
to an insane situation! |
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Location: Vernon CT | Yuo the man Fillhixx! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | You're not as crazy as Tony Calman. I think he bought 6 of them. Al had one awhile ago that he found new at another music store.
If you try to lower the action, let us know if you have a problem with the high E string hitting the bridge. My pickup sits way down deep in the bridge and I can't get the action as low as I'd like it. |
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| Is this more like it? This is Stuart Miller's:
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by BT717:
this group, being crazy is normal! :D :D Mandatory! |
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Location: Vernon CT | Ahhhh, much better picture!!! Unless its's just the picture, mine appears to have much more
Bearclaw to it. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Mark in Boise : If you try to lower the action, let us know if you have a problem with the high E string hitting the bridge. My pickup sits way down deep in the bridge and I can't get the action as low as I'd like it.
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..Me no Comprendo , PU sits deep in bridge....Maître , please `xplain...a shim -prob. perhaps..?.. :)
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Trader Jim:
Seriously, a very nice guitar. I think I may have owned one at one time... Jim,
Check your closets. :D |
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Location: Vernon CT | Thanks all for the "thumbs up"!!! :) |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | You got a VERY good deal on it. Congrats. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Nice bling. This has to be one of the nicest looking Legends of all time. The abalone rosette in just the right lighting is stunning. |
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Location: Nashville TN. | The Phantom will power the guitar |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Is that a foil label???? |
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Am I crazy????
