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Location: Australia | To all the Aussies here who can't find a really nice Ovation at home, well I'm selling my "Lennon" Legend on Ebay.
Its a great guitar. Plays beautifully and sounds really nice acoustically or plugged in.
I just can't justify owning so many instruments and since I got the Glen Campbell reissue something's gotta give. No reserve.
here's the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Ovation-John-Lennon-Limited-Edition-Guitar-1... |
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Location: Tennessee | Good luck with the sale. These are great guitars. |
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Location: SoCal | What I don't understand...when I got my non-FRG, the four or five FRG's appeared - this is an outstanding guitar. Yet, of the four or five, there has been a lot of turnover.
This is a keeper...get it, treasure it, keep it. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Hi, You didn't buy that GC signature that sold recently ex WA did you? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by Tony Calman:
... of the four or five, there has been a lot of turnover. The problem is that you can't keep them all. Tony you know that better than anyone. Times change, tastes change, opportunities change, financial sitiuations change.
Realistially, I play 3 of my guitars as "go to" instruments - U681 12string, TAK75 and Academy. Would it be nice to still own every guitar that's ever passed through my hands? SURE! But I'd be sitting on a whole lot of guitars that would never get played and the vast majority of them were "average" instruments at best.
My JL3 was a very nice guitar and I do miss it. But do I regret selling it? Not really. The GCRI was a VERY nice guitar, one of Ovations best ever. I semi-regret selling that one. But like I said, you just can't keep them all.
The good news for Richard is that somebofy will end up with a super nice and very collectable JL3, and he'd be no worse for it having his GCRI to play. Every one is a winner as long as we don't get greedy.
Dave |
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Location: SoCal | Just didn't want anyone to project that the turnover was a reflection on the guitar.
Light, great volume, "voice", price. |
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Location: Munich, Germany | Thinking about giving any of my guitars away - even if there are some that I do not really like soundwise, acoustically - is very hard for me.
But one thing is for sure: One of the last guitars that would have to go is my JL3.
If you are looking for the "real" Ovation sound - paired with some of the new inventions - grab this one!
This guitar is great!
Kurt |
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Location: Australia | Dave is right, you can't keep'em all.
It's a fine guitar but I am very taken with the GC RI and I play this guitar alot. In fact that was the guitar I really wanted when I bought the JL but no GC's were brought into the country.
I still have my #47RI, 1687RI, GC and GC 12 string, so there's no need to cry any crocadile tears over me.
....AussieJames, no, that wasn't me. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Richard, Could you believe the price and how much he claimed it was worth? Some people.
I am quite interested in your guitar and watching it on Ebay.
We're almost neighbours, Greenslopes and Southbank
Apart from my Adamas 1581 all my Ovations are solids. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Hi mate, were you happy with the price? |
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Location: Australia | You always hope it'll go a little higher |
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Location: Keller, TX | I consider this guitar to be "the one that got away". Sold it for personal reasons, but looking back, I still wish I had it. |
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"John Lennon" Legend - Aussie Ebay