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Old Balladeer at the BlueGrass Jam...fantastic!

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Mark in Boise
Posted 2008-01-24 3:25 PM (#59267 - in reply to #59242)
Subject: Re: Old Balladeer at the BlueGrass Jam...fantastic!


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The $200 Balladeer on Portland craigslist is still available as far as I know. Have at it. It was too plain for my daughter and she doesn't think she can justify two guitars. She gets that crap from her mother. Anyway it looked like a nice deal for somebody.
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Washingtonbob
Posted 2008-01-25 12:17 AM (#59268 - in reply to #59242)
Subject: Re: Old Balladeer at the BlueGrass Jam...fantastic!


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Location: Foothills of Mt. Rainier
Hey everybody,
Seems like lots of folks read this forum and I have had a couple of interesting emails concerning Balladeers and some other Ovations that I might need. One was described as a natural colored top, deep bowl and slotted headstock and was in nice shape for $150 or best offer. That sure sounds interesting...I must learn more about the various models...that one has the truss rod cover also. More later,
Bob
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2008-01-25 12:49 AM (#59269 - in reply to #59242)
Subject: Re: Old Balladeer at the BlueGrass Jam...fantastic!


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Start doing your research, Bob. A deep bowl slothead would probably be a Folklore, unless it was made in Korea. Nylon string would be a Classic. As my wife said, "My God, how many models did they make?" If you can get a Folklore for $150 and it doesn't have cracks in the top, buy it. Otherwise, go for that Balladeer in Portland. Or better yet, do both. Two guitars for the price of a cheap one.
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2008-01-25 12:57 AM (#59270 - in reply to #59242)
Subject: Re: Old Balladeer at the BlueGrass Jam...fantastic!



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Y'know what I heard, Mark? That there are people out there who only own One Guitar... :confused:

[and I feel for them, too... Go for the 2-fer Bob]
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Washingtonbob
Posted 2008-01-25 1:03 AM (#59271 - in reply to #59242)
Subject: Re: Old Balladeer at the BlueGrass Jam...fantastic!


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Hey Guys,
I am the new guy here and I only have nine guitars...I better get some more if I am going to hang with this crew. I play everyday for the joy of it so more tools just makes it better. Thanks for the good advice.
Bob
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2008-01-25 1:13 AM (#59272 - in reply to #59242)
Subject: Re: Old Balladeer at the BlueGrass Jam...fantastic!



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It goes through Phases... I have actually sold a few, so I can buy a few more.
Need room...
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2008-01-25 11:21 AM (#59273 - in reply to #59242)
Subject: Re: Old Balladeer at the BlueGrass Jam...fantastic!


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You're doing pretty well, Bob. Maybe Art should get that Balladeer to replace the one he sold. I just noticed you have another one, though.
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