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Location: Arizona | This is the same as the "O" that I own. I must really love this guitar because my inner self thinks that I should own another one. I truly must be out of my mind. Anyhow, who can tell me the true market value of a "near mint"(per seller) 1996 collectors series O, which just so happens to be the most expensive ovation collectors series guitar to date. Thank you all
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Location: Phoenix AZ | One sold recently on ebay for $725. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Shouldn't they be worth more than that?
I thought that it was a very limited run. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Not sure exactly how many were made. I paid $1400 for mine new. I think about 6-7 people on this board have them. I've seen them go on ebay from around $700 to $1500 depending on who wants it. Beautiful guitar cosmetically, but nothing special sonically. |
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Location: Tennessee | OK ... so I'm confused. When you were talking about the 30th Anniversary, I assumed it was the "book" guitar. But I couldn't find the one on eBay ...
Low and behold, I finally find it ...
30th Anniversary on Ebay
So, there were two different 30th Anniversary guitars? One a collectors edition, the other a ... uh ... limited edition? :confused: |
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Location: Iowa | standingovation wrote that this guitar is nothing special sonically. I was wondering what some would consider to be most sonically superior among ovation/adamas instruments in general (considering it's very strongly based on individual tastes). |
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30th Anniversary on E-Bay
