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| Dear forum members
I,ve had an ovation folklore 1114 for about 25 years now. never really wondered how this guitar ranked in popularity and price range.
Can someone expand on this
greetings
Wim visbeen
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Location: South of most, North of few | Welcome WV, I had an 1114 at one time until a moment of weakness (stupidity?) when I sold it. (thanks Randy) It is a VERY sweet sounding guitar. I am currently trying, half heartedly, to find another one. I would guess the price range would run from about 175.00- 250.00 for what you normally see (cracked tops, nicks and gouges) to about maybe 450-500.00 for one in pristine shape with case IMHO. Does that seem right to you guys? |
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Location: ranson,wva | welcome wv. in my opion the 1114 folklore is one of the best sounding wood top gitars ive ever played. of all my guitars my folklore is the one that gets the most play,i payed $300 for mine and its the best $300 ive ever spent...hey jp..the cracked repaired tops add to the sound..lol jason |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Hang in there, JP. You only have a few hours left. Persevere! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | What do I think of a 1114? As far as I'm concerned this is the STANDARD configuration for a guitar. All those Legends, Balladeers etc. are called "Long, Skinny Neck" guitars.
1114 is one of the least appreciated gems of the Ovation line. Ditto for the original version (Josh White), the later mid-depth version (6774), the LX Version, and last but NOT LEAST the FD14 FOLKLORE DELUXE which is DEFACTO the BEST sounding wood topped acoustic guitar Ovation has ever produced, in my (and dozens of others) opinion.
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by Tupperware:
What do I think of a 1114? As far as I'm concerned this is the STANDARD configuration for a guitar. All those Legends, Balladeers etc. are called "Long, Skinny Neck" guitars.
1114 is one of the least appreciated gems
Dave Dave, couldn't have said it better myself :) |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by seesquare:
Hang in there, JP. You only have a few hours left. Persevere! Had to let that one go. I was looking for one in a little better shape, or at least not tampered with. |
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Location: ranson,wva | mines not pretty but she shure does sound good.....im not a collector so a few cracks dosnt bother me...jason |
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Location: Upper Left USA | The question was popularity and price.
Popular but still unappreciated by most. A good shaped Folklore 1114 goes for around $250-$300 on Fleabay. The later cutaways can get a respectable price $700-$900.
Once someone holds one and plays it they are very much appreciated. Most of the World just doesn't know about them. |
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Location: ranson,wva | i love mine...it is one of the last ones i will part with when i start to thinn out the heard....jason |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by MWoody:
Once someone holds one and plays it they are very much appreciated. Most of the World just doesn't know about them. Shhh. Don't tell them. |
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Location: Knoxville, TN | If forced to liquidate my 10 guitars, the Folklore would be the last to go (and it would include my cold, dead fingers). |
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