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Location: Austin, TX | Yes, I'm 55 and just got my first Ovation and just joined this site, but please humor/tolerate a rookie here! I got a Country Artist 1624-4, and I've searched and searched the internet to find one that has so many multiple inlays on the neck like this one does - does that ring a bell to anyone?? Is it rare, is it fake?? Anyone know?? Thanks, happy to discover this "club". |
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Location: SE Michigan | can you post some photos? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Welcome Diz!
Click the "Ovation fan Club" link at the bottom of the page to make sure that you have the green banner on the left side. Then post a picture or two of your guitar.
Be kind to the Rookie?
Well, alright... |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Welcome aboard, Diz, and I'm sure somebody here has the detail you're looking for.
And, in all likelihood, more... |
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Location: Virginia | Welcome Diz ...
I like you just purchased my first Ovation a couple weeks ago and I'm 43.
You'll find these guys helpful so enjoy the ride! |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Tup\'s gallery shows it as a bare neck. Special order? |
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Location: NJ | Could it one of the "Indian Blanket in the Toilet" rosette models?? |
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Location: Austin, TX | Okay, figured out how to put a couple pics in an album, don't have one of the entire neck, figures, will do that soon. Thanks to all who are helping, y'all (yeah, Texas) are great. |
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Location: Scotland | That looks like a custom order, not unlike my custom Folklore. It appears to be a 1624 with Custom Legend trim. Very nice. The extra fingerboard inlays I would guess were done by the original owner. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | some were made that way. Nice guitars. |
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Location: Austin, TX | What's a "Indian Blanket in the Toilet" rosette model, Cliff?? Are you joshing me?? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Cliff's opinion of the 1994 Collectors edition.
Or perhaps the 1995 Collector
I happen to like the diversion. |
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Location: Austin, TX | Ha! Well, what I do know is I got it from the second owner who stated the first owner had it 30 years, and it kinda doesn't look like a new edition! But thanks for the laugh! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Cliff does have a way with words. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Actually, I believe that this is the offending rosette to which Clifford refers:
Country Artist |
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Location: NJ | Nah.
It's neither of those two Collector's Editions . . .
I'm pretty sure it was a newer version of the CountryArtist. Witko had one (and I think Schroeder has one as well).
The rosette just gives me the impression of an Indian Blanket being flushed down a toilet . . .
(edit: THAT's the one, Jeffrey!! ThankYou!!!!)
The Defense Rests. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Wampum!
If it wasn't for Wampum my Great-great Grandfather (French) and Great-great Grandma (Blackfoot) never would have had a chance! |
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Location: GA USA | Yeah, those Blackfeet have been known to open up a can of wampum. |
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Location: NJ | ". . If it wasn't for Wampum my Great-great Grandfather (French) and Great-great Grandma (Blackfoot) never would have had a chance! . ."
Why? Do they own a casino?? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | That was worth 8 points Cliff. My, how the game of cultural dispalcement and servitude has changed since the advent of Lawyers! |
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| Hmmm I've never seen an Indian blanket flushed down a toilet before. I have to get to New Jersey someday and, for sure, I'm going to bring a camera.
Those little figures on that newer Country Artist (I think Jeff had a link to) look like little B & W halloween ghosts to me... or from a little more distance litle shark teeth or waves. I am not sure I like this pattern either.
I kinda like the earlier posted links that do have that western indian pattern sort of look to them. I have never seen one of those up for sale before. In fact I do not remember seeing one of the members post a photo of one before either. Must not be a lot of those made.
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Diz, check in side up by the neck for the serial number. That should tell you how old it is. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Cliff was dissin' my 6773 Country Artist. I sold it just because of him. Seriously, I could NOT play it without thinking of an indian blanket being flushed down a toilet.
But I think I may have trumpted him with "spooge on a toilet seat" describing the whitey pearly ME-6 guitar thing.
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Location: NJ | Uh, . . Tupp?? . . excuse me but that was mine, as well . .
. . . and to be exact, it was "JACK HALEY's splooge on a toilet LID" . . .
LookItUp. |
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| Dave you're a wimp. The Indian blanket is beautiful and if the Joisey Jester don't like it, TOUGH SHIT. With all due respect cliff, obviously. |
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Someone mind answering a question?
