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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | USA Elite T's are getting Scarce.
If I didn't own a Sweet T and the Painted T,
I would grab This One!
I really would grab this, but I just spent all my money! 
(I don't know the Seller, but I would buy it if I could afford it)
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Posts: 888
Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | Tempting... Very tempting! |
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Posts: 33
Location: Visalia, CA | If I had not grabbed an 1868 Elite T about a month ago, I would be all over this one. I am still watching it, though --- it may be an invitation to try a contour bowl. I really do like the "goth" looks of this, with that maple neck.
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Posts: 888
Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | OK....I've decided to hold out for a Sweet T. I know they don't come around often but I've decided these are a little toooooo plain looking for me. |
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Posts: 227
| I'm holding out for a USA Elite, if I can ever score one. The all black T model just seem so utilitarian. Some of the fun of an Ovation is the nice looking tops. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Anybody here get it.
This was another classic eBay listing...
When I posted it here, it had a BIN and it coulda been grabbed for $500 total.
But somebody always has to bid low hoping to get it for Cheap.
That is still a Nice guitar... I woulda grabbed it if I had the money.
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PSA-- FS: 2078T on d'Bay
