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Location: Nashville TN. | There a note that Chineese fake guitars are showing up.
Ovation, Martin, Fender, Gretch, Jackson, Gibson and others
http://reviews.ebay.com/MARTIN-GUITAR-FRAUD-FROM-CHINA_W0QQugidZ100...
http://reviews.ebay.com/CHINA-GUITAR-SCAM_W0QQugidZ1000000000142091... |
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Location: Tennessee | Thanks - an informative review. An eBay post designed to save eBay idiots from themselves. It'll never work. ;) |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by stonebobbo:
An eBay post designed to save eBay idiots from themselves. It'll never work. ;) How true... |
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Posts: 4394
Location: East Tennessee | I have been fortunate and have purchased 2 Ovations on ebay.
My advice is this.
(First of all I am Not An Expert.)
1. Read the description VERY carefully.
2. Ask questions.
3. Check sellers feedback.
4. Repeat the first 3 steps.
Lastly, if it sounds to good to be true. DON'T BID. |
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Posts: 812
Location: Hicksville, NY | LOL ... I learned to play on a fake Gibson J-45. Based on looks alone, one can easily be fooled for the real thing. It had the trapezoid-shape inlays on the frets, and even the Gibson logo on the headstock. Material-wise, it was obvious that it was a piece of garbage made to look nice. Soundwise, it was a piece of crap!!
On a serious note, thanks for sharing the valuable info ... hopefully, that'll keep others from being scammed. |
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