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Mr. Adamas
Posted 2005-03-20 7:38 PM (#159074 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners


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301004- Tony Calman, 12/04, natural
301075- StandingOvation (10/04) sunburst
301081- Jeff Whitehead-2/04-natural
301241- Dolbyscat-1991
301283- Mitchrx
301347- Stonebobbo
301428- Alpep
301644- Mike Cook (fugot) 2/05
301904- Designzilla-3/05-natural
302415- Moody P.I.-1993-natural
302433- Stephen Terry
302670- Frank10101
** CWK2- 051982 prototype.
** Glen- either 051882 or 052082
** Mr. Adamas - 301xxx -- 3 x 1537, 302xxx -- 1 x 1538
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Mr. Adamas
Posted 2005-03-20 7:46 PM (#159075 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners


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guys, the guitars are in storage. i remember my 1537 r 301xxx & 1538 302xxx.

i don't even know how many guitars i have =( some r still unplayed, new in box, e.g. 01 & 02 collector's edition ... not good to have GAS!!!
too many guitars, not enough space =(
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-03-20 8:04 PM (#159076 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners


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O.K.
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stephent28
Posted 2005-03-20 9:33 PM (#159077 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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You know Mr. Adamas,
It is possible some of those guitars have concealed damage.....being in storage and all, and never having been opened.

Let me be the first to offer my services as a guitar checker-outer to make sure everything is ok. I don't think it would take more than 6-12 months with each guitar to give it a proper going over.
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-03-25 12:37 PM (#159078 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners


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Updated:

301004- Tony Calman
301075- StandingOvation (10/04) sunburst
301081- Jeff Whitehead-2/04-natural
301241- Dolbyscat
301283- Mitchrx
301347- Stonebobbo
301428- Alpep
301644- Mike Cook (fugot) 2/05
301904- Designzilla-3/05-natural
302091- Cardinalflyer-1994
302415- Moody P.I.-1993-natural
302433- Stephen Terry- 1/05-natural
302670- Frank10101
** CWK2- 051982 prototype.
** Glen- either 051882 or 052082
Noah-???
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noah
Posted 2005-03-28 11:58 PM (#159079 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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Al still has #301428 listed for sale on his web site… maybe I’m just renting it?

#302447 has cleared Customs and should be here on the 31st.
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-03-29 7:27 AM (#159080 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners


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301004- Tony Calman
301075- StandingOvation (10/04) sunburst
301081- Jeff Whitehead-2/04-natural
301241- Dolbyscat
301283- Mitchrx
301347- Stonebobbo
301428- Noah-3/05 Natural
301644- Mike Cook (fugot) 2/05
301904- Designzilla-3/05-natural
302091- Cardinalflyer-1994
302415- Moody P.I.-1993-natural
302433- Stephen Terry- 1/05-natural
302447- Noah 3/05-natural
302670- Frank10101
** CWK2- 051982 prototype.
** Glen- either 051882 or 052082
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Beal
Posted 2005-03-29 7:30 AM (#159081 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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PlayAdamas, I would consider the WTA to be the proto of the 1537. It is different in the ring construction but the objective and purpose in building them was the same. The WTA proced too hard to produce so the design evolved to the 1537

There were a small amount of the WTA guitars made, less than ten I think. Then the two protos (mine and Glen's) and then production.
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stephent28
Posted 2005-03-29 9:11 AM (#159082 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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Jeff, I think you have the wrong serial on Noah's 2nd 1537 (unless the serial in his post is wrong).
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-03-29 9:43 AM (#159083 - in reply to #159049)
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Yer right. Now correct.
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Bluebird
Posted 2005-03-29 4:35 PM (#159084 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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Just as a point of interest, I saw a Randy Travis compilation cd with what looked to be a mid-eighties pic on the front. He was clearly playing a 1537...the wooden knobs and wood binding were hanging out for all to see...

Wayne
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-03-29 4:43 PM (#159085 - in reply to #159049)
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Sounds like an email to him through his website is in order.
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-03-29 5:00 PM (#159086 - in reply to #159049)
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Wayne,
What Album?
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2005-03-29 5:17 PM (#159087 - in reply to #159049)
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I saw a book on Austin City Limits and saw that Travis played a 1537 there in the mid 80's.
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-03-29 5:23 PM (#159088 - in reply to #159049)
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Be fun to try and track it down...maybe it's in OFC hands.
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Bluebird
Posted 2005-03-29 5:30 PM (#159089 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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This one...



I'm glad to be able to contribute something to this thread since I have no serial # to submit as of yet!

Wayne
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-03-29 5:40 PM (#159090 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners


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Thanks Wayne,
Maybe you could talk Mr. Adamas outta partin' with one of the three he has in storage.
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2005-03-29 5:54 PM (#159091 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners


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Wayne:

If you ever get a 1537, you'll be in high hog heaven! It won't replace your GC DB. It's a different sound altogether. I apologize up front for the analogy (I didn't come up with this, Goober did), but the GC DB is like a D-18, the 1537 like a D-28. But better. One's brighter, ones deeper. Both great.
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noah
Posted 2005-04-01 1:09 PM (#159092 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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:confused: 1537 (serial #302447) coming from Canada lost by UPS. :confused:

Estimated Delivery changed from the 28th to the 31st due to a delay at Customs Clearing.
[list]
[*]Departure Scan Mar.24th Plattsburgh, NY.
[*]Arrival Scan Mar.30th Vernon, CA.
[*]UPS International was contacted yesterday afternoon when the Driver did not have it.
[*]Vernon, CA told UPS Supply Chain Solutions that there was no Physical Arrival Scan.
[*]They believe it never left NY.
[/list]
Just can't wait to hear from UPS :confused:
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-04-01 1:13 PM (#159093 - in reply to #159049)
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stephent28
Posted 2005-04-01 3:12 PM (#159094 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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Thank goodness that is just the "back up"!
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Bluebird
Posted 2005-04-01 3:46 PM (#159095 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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Don't dispair yet, Noah...in these cross-border transactions, often the paperwork is sent ahead of the guitar and the package has to catch up with it. I makes it confusing when trying to track. Also, holdups for custom clearance (especially post 9/11) are common.

Wayne
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Jeff W.
Posted 2005-04-15 6:21 AM (#159096 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners


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Updated:4/15/05

301004- Tony Calman
301075- StandingOvation (10/04) sunburst
301081- Jeff Whitehead-2/04-natural
301241- Dolbyscat
301283- Mitchrx
301347- Stonebobbo
301428- Noah-3/05 Natural
301644- Mike Cook (fugot) 2/05
301772- Shawn
301904- Designzilla-3/05-natural
302091- Cardinalflyer-1994
302415- Moody P.I.-1993-natural
302433- Stephen Terry- 1/05-natural
302447- Noah 3/05-natural
302670- Frank10101
** Mr. Adamas - 301xxx -- 3 x 1537, 302xxx -- 1 x 1538
** CWK2- 051982 prototype.
** Glen- either 051882 or 052082
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Bluebird
Posted 2005-04-15 4:03 PM (#159097 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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Noah, did your 1537 arrive ok (as in one piece)?

Wayne
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noah
Posted 2005-04-15 8:15 PM (#159098 - in reply to #159049)
Subject: Re: 1537, '38, '47 Current Owners



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Originally posted by Bluebird:
Noah, did your 1537 arrive ok (as in one piece)?
YES... in one piece!
But along its journey from Montreal, #302447 was obviously handled incorrectly.

UPS finally found it in their Salt Lake City Overgoods Warehouse (Lost & Found) without any shipping documents or labels on or in the box. :rolleyes:
I had told them it was in its original KAMAN box. Along with its model# & serial#, they were able to confirm that they had found it. :)
UPS International said that the box was damaged and it would be repacked.
They got it here overnight. It arrived in the original box which was not damaged :confused: , but obviously resealed numerous times.
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