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| Originally posted by scooterboy:
The body is a circa '75 Applause. I have one with the exact same rosette and pickguard.... Well looky there. I just love this board, so much info & so much to learn. Maybe someone replaced the fingerboard with one from an electric that they cut down a bit? |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | I'm waiting for Beal to reveal the drama of suing a European ripoff out of existence.....
...or were instances like the one shown on the previous page the motivation for opening up plants off-shore to 'rip themselves off'? |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Could be... the fretboard & markers are weird. |
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Location: Australia | I contacted Ovation a number of years ago and sent them pictures ,they sort of said it was from there 3rd series thats why it has the number 3 on the head stock ,I still dont no though not sure ,They informed me that it could have been a special order in the 70,s as they made custom ovations for any one,s need,s ,the dot inlays have very weird colors ,red blue green & rose all colors ,the head stock is round at the end same as my other 3 ovations the end is not square .like i said it has not been tamperd with or modified in any way |
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Ovation help wanted
