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Location: Palm Desert, CA | I'm putting up my 2003 Model 1869 Black Ovation shallow bowl Custom Legend up for sale. It is in mint condition with ebony fretboard and abalone inlays and a cutaway for easy upper fret access. $1,100. |
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Location: new calédonia | Some pics of your guitar |
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Location: Palm Desert, CA | 
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Location: GA USA | You two could star in a movie called "Dom and Domo". |
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Location: Right now? | Hi, Glockaxis. Nice CL. You'll get more responses if you post photos without the Photo Shop effect. Best wishes with your sale!
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Location: Seymour, Tennessee | Pretty guitar!
Just out of curiosity, my 12 CL has an "all black" neck, when did they start making 'em with the wood? |
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Location: Palm Desert, CA | Thanks for the tips and complements. I shot these with the only camera I have---cell phone and uploaded them to photobucket. I'm not sure what else to do.
Michael, I couldn't honestly tell you when they switched over to wood from all black but maybe someone else wouldn't mind chiming in. |
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Location: Texas | Glockaxis, how does your Legend sound unplugged,always wondered about the shallow bowls tone unplugged.
good luck |
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Location: Palm Desert, CA | It is loud and projects---as loud as my Martin D28 but not as mellow/warm/woody (obviously has that traditional Ovation sound. |
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Location: Palm Desert, CA | Feel free to make an offer. |
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FS: Custom Legend
