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| hi all , im so excited this is my first post! I wanted everyone to know im selling a sweet restored Magnum 4 Bass on the bay. here is the link.
http://cgi.ebay.com/1978-Ovation-Magnum-4-Bass-restored-glory-THUMP...
only for the fan club ill show you the journal ahead of time. sorry some of the pics stink.
https://cid-0c6e385be2729e8a.skydrive.live.com/redir.aspx?page=play&...
I really put alot of love into this as its a gorgeous instrument. my arthritis is killing me from all the sanding. god bless ibuprofen! |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Wow Dan, you've got me motivated to strip down my grey burst Magnum 4 and refinish it with the natural wood color. Looks like fun if I could just find the time. |
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| I'll tell you when i first looked at it when i aquired it, i saw hot naked mahogany (not Dianna Ross in the movie of same name although...) ahem!, It was like Zen working each day when I could, the minutes really flew by. and you know what my mantra was? "Sand with the grain, Sand with the grain" |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Just wondering on the fretboaerd ... why not just pull the frets and sand the fretboard, then have it refretted? |
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Ovation Magnum 4 bass restored dont miss no reserve