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suplado83
Posted 2010-01-09 7:22 PM (#383354)
Subject: Where to buy Ovation replacement parts?


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Does anyone know where to buy replacement nuts and saddles for my Ovation MOB-47 and Applause AA21?
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2010-01-09 7:52 PM (#383355 - in reply to #383354)
Subject: Re: Where to buy Ovation replacement parts?


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Stew mac?
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suplado83
Posted 2010-01-09 8:01 PM (#383356 - in reply to #383354)
Subject: Re: Where to buy Ovation replacement parts?


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Hi!

I have Graph Tech TUSQ saddle currently installed on my MOB-47 but it's a bit short in length for the slot.

I checked the Stew Mac site and they're selling TUSQ ivory and bone saddles with styles for Taylor and Martin only. I bet will not fit on Ovation perfectly.

Oh...I forgot to mention that I want a pre-shaped saddle and not a blank one.
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2010-01-09 8:06 PM (#383357 - in reply to #383354)
Subject: Re: Where to buy Ovation replacement parts?



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Get the real bone, pre-made, compensated Saddles and Nuts HERE!

If you need to replace the pick-up too, get one of These!
They will plug right into the Ovation preamp.
(If you have a passive system on the Applause you may have to splice)

Ovation slim saddles are a bit longer than everybody else's...
So you gotta go by the length, not the Model guitar they say it is for.
I bought a Tusq saddle that said it was 'for Ovation'... It Ain't. It is short, lengthwise.
I am not sure about that exact model of saddle and nut that I linked you to...
But I bought an 8-pack from these guys cuz I needed a nut.
I later used a bone saddle on my CK047... It greatly improved the acoustic tone of that guitar.
But the saddle was still an 1/8" too short.
It don't look perfect, but it works and sounds Great.
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suplado83
Posted 2010-01-09 8:14 PM (#383358 - in reply to #383354)
Subject: Re: Where to buy Ovation replacement parts?


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Hi!

Will the nut and saddle fit perfectly (in terms of saddle length) on my MOB-47?

The pick-up is fine. Just replaced it with Piezo. Applause guitar has no pick-up.

Thanks!
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2ifbyC
Posted 2010-01-09 8:23 PM (#383359 - in reply to #383354)
Subject: Re: Where to buy Ovation replacement parts?
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I received a black saddle for my MOB from the MotherShip.
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2010-01-09 9:30 PM (#383360 - in reply to #383354)
Subject: Re: Where to buy Ovation replacement parts?



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Originally posted by suplado83:
Will the nut and saddle fit perfectly (in terms of saddle length) on my MOB-47?
Uh... No!



But they have other sizes so you could shop around.

But like Iffy sez, Call the MotherShip! :D
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