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Location: Monroe, Ohio (Cincinnati) | Hi All,
I just saw this on ebay and wondered about this since I haven't seen a Legend without a visable 5 piece neck before.
I am no expert, so I ask your opinions.
I have seen Balladeer's that look like this.
Can someone verify this one way or the other?
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Location: Monroe, Ohio (Cincinnati) | OK, it's been a long day. Sorry,
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33029&item=3742789375&rd=1 |
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Location: Scotland | It's definately a USA Legend. Ovation Legends & Custom Legends with finish #5 (black) had the 5-piece necks finished in solid black also, they may still do that. I always thought this was hiding a signature feature of the guitars and never cared for it. To add further confusion these guitars often crop up on ebay with the sellers claiming they have "graphite necks" |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | For the last few years, black finished custom legends have come in natural finish neck with only a black face on the headstock. I think this looks much better. Why take a beautiful 5 piece neck and paint it black? |
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Location: Midland, MI | Please go over to the poll section and vote:
Should Ovation leave all five-piece necks natural, with a silky satin finish, similar to what is on Cruster's Elite?
[ ] yes
[ ] no
[ ] I play an {Applesauce, Celibacy}
If we get enough yes votes, maybe we can influence management! Let the People's Voice be Heard!
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Legend or not?
