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Location: Colorado | Can be seen here.
Looks to be in OK shape, but the photos aren't great. About half the price of what it was new. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Lot of money for an autograph....played but not owned.
Tim In Tidewater's is pretty awesome and I know they are expensive.....so maybe this is a deal! |
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Location: Colorado | If I remember correctly, these were $8K+ new.
I've only seen pics of Tim's, but it looks to be in really good shape. |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | 99.9% sure that is Steve Frangadakis from onelightburning.com former custom-made DN#21. He paid $7K to have it made in 1992 and sold it to someone in Scotland back around 2003. Steve's was a one-off because of the carved bridges and the OP24 is correct. The star was an inlay instead of a stickon like RS used on many of his.
I've exchanged emails Steve several times back in 2006 when I first picked up mine from Darren Seu in Hawaii.
I turned down $12K for mine back in 2009, so yes, a heck of a deal...
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Location: nashville | I have trouble play a guitar with one neck.... |
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Location: Jet City | They might sell it for twice as much with better pics. The thing looks like total crap.
That said, I'd LOVE to have a USA doubleneck. We'll have to get together next time I'm out that way Tim. I'd love to see yours... Along with the rest of your stunning instruments. |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Going back through my files, this is the same listing that was put on Ebay in March 2008 with the same crappy pictures, it didn't sell then as I recall...or made a note of.
Here is Steve Frangadakis with Doubleneck #21
All pics from OneLightBurning.Com |
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Location: Jet City | BTW, I REALLY LIKE the fact that the 12 is on the bottom instead of the top |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by Damon67:
I'd LOVE to have a USA doubleneck. Your Mosrite was built overseas? |
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Location: Jet City | I'm sure you knew I meant an O.
That reminds me, I should release that thing from it's case. It's been some time since I've given it any love. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by Damon67:
I'm sure you knew I meant an O.
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Congrats to the new OFC owner of DN#21 :D |
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Location: Jet City | Did you pick it up? |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Not me, been doing the email thing. But I'll let him boast about it if he so choices ;)
He did let me know it was a shallow bowl and not a deep like mine...now I want to try it out even more! |
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Location: Colorado | Congrats to the new owner. Shallow bowl, eh? Dweezil? |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Naw, coming back to North America. The only other USA shallow bowl I know of was Jimmy Pages that he used on the Led Zeppelin Unleaded tour. I'm sure there's others that I haven't come across yet. I'm always looking out for others. |
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Location: Canada | Hello...just aquired the DN # 21 and I want to thank Tim in Tidewater again for his help. This guitar will be played and will not sit under a bed...but being said that she will be "babied" !!! Now she makes her journey home...cant wait!...anyone wanna buy my Korean doubleneck? |
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Location: Canada | Oops sorry I forgot the price $600, thanks |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Beautiful and rare model. Let us know how she turns out for you. What does something like that weigh? Need an NFL-sized shoulder? |
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Location: Canada | Well she finally arrived today...spent 7 days in "jail" (customs)...this guitar is almost mint,no dings nothing, the last owner never even changed the strings the whole 9 years he had it!! (they are BLACK!!) Needs some humidity as the top is a little wavy but no cracks or problems...I will post pictures soon!!! |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | :D |
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Location: Canada | Hello all fellow Ovation fans..so I just recieved my very rare # 21 1992 (solid top custom shop Richie Sambora doubleneck). The guitar is awesome except there is a problem. The top (on the 12 string side) between the bridge and neck has "sunk". I am guessing tuned to high and maybe not enough humidity control on the guitar. My question to anyone out there that might have had this happen..maybe on a 12 string...can this be fixed?...its kinda heartbreaking...please if anyone has had a similar experience please reply,Tanks...Greg |
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