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OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)

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Embers
Posted 2003-06-09 2:22 PM (#342927)
Subject: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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Hi anyone who is selling an Ovation Ultra GP1S and wants to give it to a good home please email me at benembery@hotmail.com. I have been looking worldwide for one of these guitars.
They are a true work of art and I am willing to pay large amounts for one.
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musicamex
Posted 2003-06-09 6:03 PM (#342928 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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good luck. it will probably take a large amount of $$ ever consider a ukII?
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ickygoo
Posted 2003-06-09 7:14 PM (#342929 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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Yeah, check out the UKII. Super cool guitar. Sounds awesome, plays awesome, and no one says "Hey, that guy thinks he's Josh" if you play one. Plus it's hard to find GP's, but it's even harder to get guys like me to give up the ones they have. I mean my car got stolen 3 weeks ago and I need a $45,000 back operation, but I'm still not selling my precious GP’s. Well, not yet anyway...

In fact I'm always looking for another one. And to think I actually sold 2 of them, I could have 5! Yes, I am a greedy prick.

Oh, I'm pretty sure GP1-S is the code for a sunburst GP. My advice - don't get your heart set on a certain color. Just be happy if you find one. Good luck. Having money to spend is definitely part of the equation - patience is the other.
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Sanity
Posted 2003-06-09 7:58 PM (#342930 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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or ickygoo's address :eek:

;)
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2003-06-09 10:09 PM (#342931 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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Is this what you're looking for?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2537711006&category=2384
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Embers
Posted 2003-06-10 5:38 AM (#342932 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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Cheers for your help i didn't really care what colour they all look stunning. It was just that the sunburst took my eye. thanks for your help we'll see If i manage to get one or not. :)
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musicamex
Posted 2003-06-11 8:55 PM (#342933 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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good eye pablito-----wonder what it will bring.
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2003-06-11 9:11 PM (#342934 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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$1481 with 8 days to go. Whew!
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musicamex
Posted 2003-06-12 11:07 AM (#342935 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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probably will push 2k. someday i hope to play one to form my own opinion.
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ickygoo
Posted 2003-06-12 1:58 PM (#342936 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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What the Hell am I doing?!? I already have a black one! And this one doesn't even have stock pick ups. I have some kind of e-bay sickness...
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Embers
Posted 2003-06-12 3:09 PM (#342937 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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I'm not even gonna bid for it? With that price already I definitely won't be able to afforded it.
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guitarded
Posted 2003-06-12 3:13 PM (#342938 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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hey ickygoo,
let someone else have a black one! if i remember right you got your blackie from sam. btw, i am the guy you are bidding against. oh, and if you want a real wine red one, i can send you a pic of my gp to drool on, lol...later...youramazing
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cliff
Posted 2003-06-12 3:16 PM (#342939 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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There's a UK-II over in Sweden that you might be able to get a good deal on. :)
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Embers
Posted 2003-06-12 3:19 PM (#342940 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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As much as I like the UK II the GP is infinitely better

And if anyone has any good ovation Ultra GP pics please send me them i might we get a chance make an ULTRA GP fansite and forum
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Mr. Ovation
Posted 2003-06-12 3:36 PM (#342941 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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For that kind of money you should really consider a new Hamer. Last weekend I checked out a few and although they aren't "me," if they were I'd buy'em in a heartbeat. Unlike a lot of the early Ovation solid bodies (and others), where you had to know that the pickups were wound hot, the body was aluminum, it had a preap, etc.. to appreciate it.... The Hamer, as soon as you pick it up, you start to notice the fit and finish. As example, looking from the side there is a virtual line from the bottom of the binding, across the top of the two pickup covers to the bottom of the bridge, and the strings are parallel with that line and the pickups also parallel. The pickups and bridge may not end up that way after personal adjustments, but it sure is nice to take a guitar out of the case that looks like that, and it IS SETUP for smooth low and smooth action already. Every Hamer I have looked at (Al is always trying to get me to buy one), I have never picked up one that wasn't ready to rock, right from the factory.
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tommcatt99
Posted 2003-06-12 3:37 PM (#342942 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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I've got to say, that any thing over $1400 is pretty much insanity for that guitar in that condition. Remember the sunburst that Mr. Ovation sold was in prisine condition?? Are the sunburst models worth less some how?
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Embers
Posted 2003-06-12 3:40 PM (#342943 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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Hamer guitars are all very nice i've looked at a few but i'm stubborn and really want a GP.

I also really don't like the hamer heads excuse the pun
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tommcatt99
Posted 2003-06-12 3:46 PM (#342944 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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I agree with Mr. Ovation on the Hamer tip too. I played a few last weekend and was very impressed. The Monaco Elite was my favorite....but quite expensive.

I'm thinking with all the hype over the GP it may be time for a re-issue?
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cliff
Posted 2003-06-12 3:50 PM (#342945 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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It's all in the timing, and it's too late already.
By the time they would be able to "gear up" for a re-issue, QOTSA will have gone the way of Hootie & the Blowfish and the market value of these guitars will have gone the way of the Beanie Baby.
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tommcatt99
Posted 2003-06-12 3:54 PM (#342946 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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OOUCH!!!! :D

poor hooty, he's become the Rodney Dangerfield of pop music.
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ickygoo
Posted 2003-06-12 3:57 PM (#342947 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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Being the former owner of the very GP you speak of tommcatt, it was not in 'pristine' condition. It was in very good condition, but mint with no marks it was not. Also Miles admits he might have undersold it, but $1400 is a good price these days. Some would say a bargin. The transparent colors (bursts and wine) aren't true flame tops. It's a veneer.

A black GP will always bring more money 'cause a) they are the rarest of the rare and b) you've got QOTSA / Kyuss fans who wanna black one 'cause that's what we've seen Josh play. Plus black is really cool.

Guitarded, chances are I won't bid again, so best’o’luck. And I have a wine GP now. Of course I've sold since my two honeybursts so my goal of having one in every color still remains a silly obsession. Wait, why did I sell those GP’s? Man, I’m stupid…

I will own them all!!!!!
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tommcatt99
Posted 2003-06-12 4:04 PM (#342948 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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Yeah I thought that was you Ickygoo, just couldn't quite remember....Pristine may have been an over-statement as I only saw one pic. I think the black ones are the baddest of all as well. Something about the yellow binding on the sunburst model I didn't like a whole lot....and yeah I was a big Kyuss fan years ago before I had any clue what kind of guitar Josh played.
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ickygoo
Posted 2003-06-12 4:09 PM (#342949 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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Let's all just take a moment for Kyuss...

okay back to what you were doing.
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ickygoo
Posted 2003-06-12 4:21 PM (#342950 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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cliff,

I told you no talking smack about the Queens.

And QOTSA aren't going away. They've been doing nothing but gaining fans since they started in 1997-8. Clearly you know nothing of the awesomeness that makes up the band or their side projects. To mention them in a sentence with Hootie is a poor reflection on you.

Now go listen to the Dessert Sessions, or check out the new U.N.K.L.E, or any of Mark Lanegan's solo albums (can’t wait for that new one), Mondo Generator, earthlings?, Wellwater Conspiracy. I could go on, but you see my point. Listen to any of that and see if you can find the courage to say Hootie again.

School’s out. You just got learned.
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Embers
Posted 2003-06-12 4:25 PM (#342951 - in reply to #342927)
Subject: Re: OVATION ULTRA GP1S (1984)


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I'm a big QOTSA fan in fact im listening to them at the moment.

One sentence would

A loose knit group of diverse proportions with truely inspirational Talents.

Oh and Brixton Academy live next Sunday they are gonna bring down the house and me and squire are going
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