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Location: nashville | Killing a little time today and found a 1617 w/ brown bowl. on the wall ser# 123--- 1977 or so but the electtrics were removed and it had the holes pluged w/ some type of rounded silver rivet the size of a nickle. I had 3 of thess one for the jack, one were single vol knob would be and one in the waist. Didnt ask about the case the tag said $400.oo. I dont need it, but It appeard in good shape otherwise, anybody got the hots for this let me know and I will do what I can to help. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | 1617 is a Legend, not a Glen Campbell Artist.
Sounds like a nice guitar for the right buyer. |
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Location: nashville | Sorry got my infor from here
Fourth digit denotes model, for first eight acoustic models:
1 Balladeer
2 Deluxe Balladeer
3 Classic
4 Josh White
5 12-String
6 Contemporary Folk Classic
7 Glen Campbell Artist Balladeer
8 Glen Campbell 12-String |
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| Key phrase is "for first eight acoustic models". The Legend came later, evolving from the Deluxe Balladeer, and by then the numbering didn't have the same meaning. Nevertheless, those are very nice guitars. |
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Location: On the Coast - Halfway between SF & OR | Even then it wasn't quite correct.
The original #7 was the Glen Campbell Deluxe Balladeer; a deep bowl not an "Artist" model. |
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pawn shop find Glen C Artist 1617
