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Joined: June 2002 Posts: 1
| Thanks for the heads-up all. The warrantee is indeed not transferrable. Here is an updated version of my post.
This is a mid-depth bowl acoustic/electric guitar with a very unusual lace wood top. The instrument was store bought about 7 months ago, has rarely been played, and is in immaculate condition.
The neck is set for bluegrass to medium gauge strings, which give the guitar a good, rich sound with a good deal of bass when not plugged in. I have also had the nut widened to allow for easier fingering in the first position.
The on-board electronics package features both a three band equalizer and tuner in addition to the standard Ovation pickup arrangement.
Hardshell case included.
This is an exceptional stage/working guitar because of it's playability either sitting or standing, the ability to shape sound using the on board equalizer, and a very high feedback threshold due to both the multi sound hole design and the electronics configuration.
Price $1300
[ June 20, 2002: Message edited by: Keith Dolge ] |
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Joined: December 2001 Posts: 10581
Location: NJ | Keith I am not sure if the warranty is transferrable. |
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Joined: January 2002 Posts: 14127
Location: 6 String Ranch | Technically it probably isn't but have the new guy be the one to fill it in and send it in. As far as the factory knows he's the first |
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Joined: December 2001 Posts: 10581
Location: NJ | cwk
I know with hamer they want to see a receipt of purchase from an authorized dealer but I am not sure of the regs for ovation |
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Joined: January 2002 Posts: 14127
Location: 6 String Ranch | Boy, they're getting picky now! Running things like a real business. If that's what Hamer does I'm sure the Big O is the same. It makes sence so people can't do what I just suggested. |
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