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Location: 92W 39N | I am offering for sale a like-new 2008 ovation elite 2078T with OP-PRO, OHSC. $500 plus shipping (actual costs, fully insured to USA location) from central Missouri.
I'll accept a check or money order or paypal, provided the buyer pays the additional fees.
Contact me by PM if you are interested! I'll take a few pictures that I can send your way, and I'll post them here in this thread.
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Location: 92W 39N | Bump! Still have the black, USA-made Elite T for sale. About two years old, but really in like new condition. I'll take $450 plus shipping in CONUS from 65203 zipcode.
FYI, I bought two of them when they sold out the USA models. I'm offering for sale the one that has barely even been played. Like new condition.
Send me a PM if you are interested.
Thanks!
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Location: Upper Left USA | I have one of these and they are incredible! |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | by MWoody:
I have one of these and they are incredible! Me too! :p
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Location: 92W 39N | Originally posted by MWoody:
I have one of these and they are incredible! Yeah, I was really impressed with the consistency of tone (and the accuracy of intonation) on every string all the way up the fingerboard. I think Ovations generally benefit in that regard from the bowl versus a traditional back and sides, but the epaulets rather than center hole also help some, I think. Obviously, I like them, too, since I'm keeping one!
Cheers,
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Arthur, your camo isn't working. I can still see you. |
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Location: Newington, CT | Where? |
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Location: NW Washington State | Back to the 2078T.
Will this model balance on your knee when sitting, without a strap? Or is it (even slightly) neck heavy?
Otto, got any pix or a link to them?
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Location: 92W 39N | Originally posted by numbfingers:
Back to the 2078T.
Will this model balance on your knee when sitting, without a strap? Or is it (even slightly) neck heavy?
Otto, got any pix or a link to them?
-Steve W. Steve:
Thanks for the question. The Elite T has the "contour" bowl and seems to balance on my knee as well as my (typical) Yamaha steel string. I tried several Ovations out when I bought them and these seemed much easier to deal with than the shallow bowl models and about like non-bowl guitars.
The guitar isn't easy to photograph, so I've included the link to the current model, which looks the same.
http://www.ovationguitars.com/guitars/product/elite_tx_2078tx_5
The only difference, I think, is that they moved Elite T production overseas.
Thanks again,
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Location: Lebanon, TN | Otto, PM sent |
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Location: 92W 39N | Originally posted by Stuart Miller:
Otto, PM sent Stuart:
Just making sure you knew I've replied by email and PM.
Thanks!
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Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | OK...so what's the difference between this model and the Sweetwater T model that's currently for sale on Ebay?...just the Epaulet? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Pretty Much...
Plus my Sweet T has a shiny, smooth black binding on the edges.
My 2078T does not.
(I specify MY Sweet T cuz others may be different) |
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FS: Elite 2078T (black)
