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Location: NJ | Well, you may catch me changing my mind on this one but yes number 1/12 is for sale. If you need a pic just look at my myspace page myspace/lostartvintage.
basically #47 specs but with electronics. My color is more like the early 2 knob non slotheads than the slothead blue. this was later corrected on 2-12.
label signed by CWKII and myself letter of authenticity. carbon fiber case etc etc etc.
this was the first guitar they built and although all of them are stellar guitars they really took great pains in making this one perfect for me.
e me with offers.
do not insult me or low ball me.
You will probably never see ovation build these guitars again |
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Location: South of most, North of few | WOW, I know it's over my head, but a great guitar! |
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Location: GA USA | Al, your mama dresses you funny. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Good luck Al. That will make someone very happy! |
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Location: GA USA | Oops. I posted that before I saw the note about not insulting you. Sorry. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | This is one to go over your head on. |
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Location: Jet City | *double deep agonizing sigh* |
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Location: Jet City | Al, would you consider a kidney? |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Or, a 10-year laywaway plan? |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | OMG...... :eek: |
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| Originally posted by Tim in Tidewater:
OMG...... :eek: No sh!# |
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Location: Germany | You really must have hard times over there if somebody considers selling THIS guitar!?
Karl |
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Location: SoCal | Somebody here should buy it and keep it in the family. My guess is that this opportunity to buy one of 12 very unique guitars is not going to be coming around again any time soon..... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I can think of several people in the family that really "need" this. I never felt worthy of being one of the apostles, but I'm not giving up #11 if I can possibly help it. I've only had one new car in my life and the OFC guitar was almost as special. In some respects it is much more special. Cars depreciate. |
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| Timeshare? This REALLY shouldn't leave the family. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
My guess is that this opportunity to buy one of 12 very unique guitars is not going to be coming around again any time soon..... Not likely in any of our lifetimes or in any of our children's grandkids lifetimes (for those that participate in those sort of things). I'm not even sure they are capable of making these anymore if they wanted to. Besides that 1/12 is unique, even among the 12.
I think over time the only more desirable/collectible guitar, would be an Original slot-head prototype. |
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Location: SoCal | I don't play my OFC guitar as much as I play my 87C, but it does get played on a very regular basis. It's a great guitar. But more importantly, it's the OFC guitar. Since I obviously don't have a life, this place has become my local "pub". That guitar represents all the best of it.
And, it is a great guitar..... |
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Location: NJ | (ding!) . . . |
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Location: closely held secret | ...and (ding!) again...
Paul , which guitar represents the worst of it? |
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| Al, I am really sorry to see you sell this. A real opertunity for those of you in this group who have some cash to work with. |
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Location: SoCal | Originally posted by The Wabbit Formerly Known As Waskel:
Paul , which guitar represents the worst of it? 78 Legend. Biggest piece of SH!T. (Clunk)
But to get back to the topic, I hope either Al's OFC guitar (ding) goes to a great home or that he decides to keep it. It's a whole lot more than the sum of it's parts.... |
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Location: south east Michigan | Very cool.
I wish I could make a run at it.
But.. Al doesn't want to read a bunch of whiners. Somebody who can, green up and take it off his hands!!! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Thanks, Paul. Now I can forgive my wife for refusing to buy my neighbor's 77 Legend and getting me the OFC instead. Waiting 5 years proved worthwhile.
Although one of the 12 LAV Koas was resold, this is the first resale of an OFC as far as we know. It makes some sense for Al to sell it, since he is a guitar dealer, but it is a special guitar that should be kept in the family forever. Maybe someday someone will be trying to track down all 12 of these like the original slotheads. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Akin to,
"How much is that Bentley?"
Well, never mind. |
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Location: Tennessee | Very special guitar. I agree with Miles. We waited a long time and Al went through hoops to get the deal done. It'll never happen again, or if it does, the price will be 2 or 3X what it was. Mine has already achieved status of family heirloom. Good thing I have decendents who play. |
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FS Adamas OFC guitar 1/12
