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Location: Germany | Good day !
I wish you a beautiful sunday from germany!
Today, I have registered to this forum and I want to hear your opinions about my two babies.
Especially about the 1567. I bought it from you US ebay some weeks ago.
It is in absolute superb condition and it plays very nice!
I would like to know what you think this baby is worth?
Here they are:
1866 Legend 12 String
1567 Legend 6 String
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Doesn't matter what we think. If it speaks to you then it is worth whatever you paid for it and then some.
I have several guitars that in my opinion or worth probably 2-3 times what the market would dictate....but I don't care, I love em! |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Very nice looking O's by the way. I am sure they sound wonderful.
Oh yeah....welcome to the club. Join in frequently and you will learn a lot (and probably somethings that you wished you hadn't learned!) |
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Location: Paris/France | Welcome on board.
It's good to see more people from Europe!!
We're all welcome here and it's a great place to learn a lot on our favorites guitars.
Your O's are really nice.
Jérôme :cool: |
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| We need to organise a European meeting. Paris is good for me..... |
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Location: Germany | Thank you for your kind words.
I am 25 now and I have been stuck on Ovations since I was a kid.
I watched my fahter playing an ovation on stage since I was about 3 years old. He owns it since I was born.
When I was about 11 years old, I grabbed my fathers Ovation and I fell in love with the feeling of it.
I have played many other guitars and never had the same feeling like I had on an ovation. I guess I will always be stuck on them :-) |
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| Wilkommen.
Good price ( very good price) for Europe. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by schroeder:
We need to organise a European meeting. Paris is good for me..... Schro, Jerome, etc. I go to Europe about 10 times per year on business. Let's seriously set up a Euro OFC gathering. I will attend if it coincides with my travel. Maybe can only bring my ukulele with me, but you guys have plenty of great guitars I could play. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by Standingovation:
Originally posted by schroeder:
We need to organise a European meeting. Paris is good for me..... Let's seriously set up a Euro OFC gathering. I will attend. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Wavering? I think the messege was clear - NO. |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Welcome to the board. Enjoyed seeing pictures of your Ovations. |
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Location: Germany | I would also attend to an European OFC meeting. I would love to see my friend Jerome and all you other OFC guys. Hey, Jerome let's organize one!
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Location: Paris/France | Hi,
I will be so glad to meet all of you!!
But with my job, the web site and my "girlfriend", it's hard to find times to organize a meeting!!!
I live just near Paris.
I like to cook for my friends, i've got 6 O's at home, a vox amp (my neighbours are very "rock"), some good wines in the cellar and my first job was pastry maker!!
So, if you're near from Paris, don't hesitate to contact me. I'll be so glad to have you for a dinner. You always be welcome!!
But i just have one bed at home...
So, if you're not a sexy blond woman with nice breasts, i'm sorry but you must sleep at the hotel!!(joke) :eek:
More seriously, i'm sure that we will be able to meet us in a next future. Or perhaps can we already register for the next Ovation Factory Tour in 2006!! I've never visited the USA and i'll be so happy to discover the Ovation factory, our Americans friends and the country at the same time!!
It's a great idea isn't it??
Jérôme :) |
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| Perhaps we could get a group discount on AirFrance?
I know more cheap hotels in Paris than anywhere in the world. If we can come round to your place and make a noise I'm quite happy to crawl back to a hotel. I'll bring my own Os. As long as we don't have to drink French beer. In fact the words French and Beer should never be seen in the same sentence without the word horsepiss also being involved.... |
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Location: the Netherlands | A European O'-meeting..! Sounds good to me.
Well folks...yes or no! It's referendum-time after all. |
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| "It's referendum-time after all."
I think everybody votes NO....... |
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Location: SoCal | re: "I watched my father playing an ovation on stage since I was about 3 years old."
welcome...
this could be interesting to us, please tell us more of your father...what Ovation(s) he played, type of music, where, etc?
what type of music do you play? |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | fguki
Big welcome from New Mexico to a new member from Europe (Germany). I had two younger brothers that were stationed in Germany in the late 50's and loved it, especially the cars (VW's and Mercedes), beer and the places that served it.
Your Ovations sound like a very good deal from what we have heard of overseas (for us) prices.
At my age, I am totally astounded at being able to converse as if we were on the same phone switchboard of the early days. It makes the world seem small, an impression that will dissipate if I try to walk to my local supermarket, the world is still big, it's just that electronics are incredibly fast, but walking is the same as it was 6000 years ago.
Some things never change.
Welcome, and good luck to a continental get together, I would like some of that French food.
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Location: Germany | Wow...it`s been a while !
Thank you for your kind answers.
I don`t exactly know which model my father plays. As far as I know, it`s a 1980 balladeer or custom balladeer or something like that. But that is just a guess. But definitely no legend or custom legend etc.
Maybe you could help me on this one.
These are my serial numbers:
1866 Legend = 491xx
1567 Legend = 316xx |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | They say......
Plaaaaay me and make beautiful music :D |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | A european meeting would be great. Why not someone "over there" contact the distributor in your country and see if they will participate in some way? Worth asking about. |
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| Then they find out we all buy our guitars from al.......... |
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Location: Germany | buddys, no help on the serial numbers? :-( |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | 1866 Legend = 491896 = 1995
1567 Legend = 316636 = 1985 |
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Location: Germany | the 12 string was made in 95 already?
I bought it in 2000. Hmmm, thats interesting to me.
Can you give me a little more details about the serial numbers? About the way you analyze them? |
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My little Ovation gallery # fguki (germany)
