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Location: Berkshires, Western MA | Gorgeous 1763: built 1990 & kept immaculately. I used to play quietly! Local dealer calls it "nearly mint!" It has such easy action & deep heart of tone - it's really a beauty. I'm happy to send pics by email to anyone.
I bought it for the sweetness & fullness of the tone before I knew that Ovations were anything special. I've loved it, but need to sell so that I can buy a steel string for the band in which I now play.
Blessings for any helpful advice or interest.
Amy. |
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Location: SoCal | How much do you want for it? |
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Location: Berkshires, Western MA | I'm hoping for $750. I'm told it's worth every pretty penny - includes original hard case - taken it nearly around the world & even the case is in great shape. |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | Good luck with the sale, Amy and welcome to the Board. I'm a huge fan of your neck of the woods - the Berkshires is a beautiful part of the Northeast! |
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Location: Orange County, California | Amy,
Unless you are in dire financial straights I would suggestyou keep it. I just got mine back from a friend, put a set of Savarez 520P1's, and thoroughly enjoyed myself playing it tonight. There is no other nylon string model like this.... 2" nut 12 fret 26 3/16 scale deep bowl cutaway. :D |
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Location: Berkshires, Western MA | I'm glad to hear the appreciation!!! However, I'm not a big person (physically!) & have had some shoulder trouble lately. The sound is phenomenal & the action is still so easy!!!
I'll consider all options - even shoulder healing!
I think I need this sale to afford a steel string & a smaller one at that.
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no one wants it?
