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Location: boulder | Hey all, in the ongoing reduction process I have for sale three more guitars
1) 1719-cm30 , 2004 Cl limited ed. mint, great sounding, great playing, great looking bearclaw top. getting rarer to find in mint shape. pics available asking $1250 shipped.
2) cl 2079 contour bowl, cherry cherry burst, possibly first cherry one- I bought it new as soon as they came out. mint and incredible sounding. I could be happy keeping it, but it is just not getting played since i have the electric bug. asking $1250 shipped.
3) Breadwinner limited-mint, I mean mint!!! Like NOS mint, just a very few light grooves in back of body. plays and sounds sweet. no issues. asking $925 shipped.
paypal ok, pm for pics if interested. No worries, thanks mike |
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Location: boulder | limited on ebay,
2079 contour bowl custom legend, cherry burst-has a price drop to $1225 shipped---going to ebay soon
1719-cm 30 needs a good home..
1119 custom legend from early on, note bridge. also has MOP rossette(not abalone), has gold ovation logo (not regular logo) also has abalone TRC, instead of carved. RARE
But even better, I have counted close to 130 'rings' on one half on the soundboard top. Sweet player, acoustic only Asking $799 here at OFC shipped. 
one finish crack along seam, but looks like factory sealed it a while ago. no problems -NO ISSUES. binding has no cracks, neck is straight, frets good-looks like it was just built, except the finish crack. pm me for more pics...peace |
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Location: boulder | evening folks,
Still trying to raise cash to ...spend on more guitars..
limited sold to france,
1719-cm30 sold as well,
2079 is on ebay (pic below),
1119 is on ebay and is a sweet rare custom legend.
Another 1158 on ebay
Martin 000-28VS on ebay as well
lastly I have a 1685-7x (custom walnut neck, rosewood fretboard) and a U681t up for sale. More pics to come. pm if any interest. and a 1127 with brand new neck. rare and sweet...peace, mike |
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Location: Orange County, California | :eek: HE'S SELLING HIS U681T :eek: |
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Location: Orange County, California | :eek: HE'S SELLING HIS U681T :eek:
Edit: Even "The Machine" thought it was worth reiterating.... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Gee Fred....you didn't make a big deal out of it when I listed mine for sale.....and I don't have nearly the amount of guitars that Mike has! |
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Location: Upper Left USA | "Fred never asks for a second cup of MY coffee...?"
Put me in the $30 a month for life catagory. |
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Location: boulder | For what it is worth, It is my second u681t. Why I bought two is any ones guess...seemed like a good idea at the time..never really been played-so I am not in any rush to sell it -but these are such great guitars- I will always have one. I never get tired of picking mine up ...hate putting it down...what do i know..peace |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | The U681T is a great guitar but for some reason I prefered the sound and the playability of the 1581 RI.
You also have both....what do you think? |
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Location: boulder | That is a hard one..both are great in their own ways...Both are rich sounding..great deep bass tones all the way up to clear and full hi notes.
The ute is a great 12 fret slothead. It can hang with most any wood 12 fretter, but it is alot less fragile then any other 12 fretter on the market AND it is electric, with a common sense pre amp and tuner. I mean it can actually leave the house and it sounds righteous... Some have sold theirs because they wanted/needed to-but i think every one has dug the instrument.
The 1581 is the same package but with 14 frets. the thing is a cannon.. deep low end, the single epaulet is king. but any 1581 is a great gigging guitar. cutaway, electronics, plays easy... A keeper for me ...You must really like that Tak to sell the 1581 I know your's is mint... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | 1581 is probably the one I want to least part with which is why I have it priced higher than the UTE (which gets a lot more press)....plus while I love the 12 frets, I really love the cutaway.
I think that's why my 12 fret cutaway 12 string is so special. I need to bring that over next week for you to play with and also to the party. |
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Location: fairview,Tn | did you sell the 1619? |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Do you mean 1719 or 1119? I did not see a 1619. |
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Location: boulder | Morning all, I do have a 1619-I just don't know where it is??? Me thinks it stayed at my family house in CT. Don't you hate when you lose guitars?? it's probably hanging out with my sanity...
I do have the 1119 on ebay as well as the 2079.
and it ain't over till the fat dog howls... peace |
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cus. legend 1719cm30 and 2079 +limited solid body
