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Location: Ontario Canada | Hi Folks. I have been using ovation a long time now and am considering selling a couple of my babies. One is a cream viper electric with case. Both the guitar and the case are in 7-8/10 condition. Very playable. But the one Im having trouble with pricing is an early 70's Eclipes. Round '71 or '71 this is a jazz style electric hollow body with f-holes made of the classis ovation acoustic shell. Was told by ovation there were only 100 ever made. Ive had it a very long time. How does one value such an instrument? Can anyone help me?
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Location: closely held secret | Welcome to the Club, Davey!
Don't know about the Eclipse, but how much are you asking for the Viper? And do you have pictures? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Welcome Davey!
I would guess that the Eclipse is painted in the "polane" splatter paint that it resembles the surface of the bowls vs. being made of "Lyrachord". I believe the "Lyrachord" came out at a later date.
Price and pictures of either would be lovely! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Eclipse is made of wood and is painted with black bowl paint. It wa sthe economy model of the oast few years if Storm production. I think most if not all of them were longnecks. They show up occasionally on ebay in the $300. range. Dave |
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Location: SF Bay area, California | I sold my Eclipse a couple of weeks ago for $300. It was fit with non-original pickups, but included the originals. The body was in very good condition.
I'm sure there were many more than 100 produced.
Cheers,
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Location: Paris/France | Welcome Davey,
I bought mine 350$ one year ago on Ebay.
This one was in mint and unplayed condition.
I traded it against a 1776 Patriot 6 month ago.
J :) |
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