What else do you have?

[Dennisthe Menace]

EXCELLENT ZAK!!!

[dubtrub]

That's some great stuff on the Blues, Zak.

I've checked out your other bands tunes before and have The Alley Dukes bookmarked. I've played it when friends have stopped by to see what's my latest project. I tell them I'm learning some new material and click on your site. It's hilarious to watch their expressions.

[Damon67]

These days I do a bunch of acoustic stuff, so the stable reflects that trend. Lot's more pictures of each can be seen if you click the link in my signature.

There's been many over the years. Here's what's left in order of acquisition:

My first guitar in 1982 - Ovation UKII




Gibson Flying V Custom Shop Designer Series (modified with Wonderbar)




Kramer Focus 1000




Bobby (though in pieces)




Ovation 1778-1 LX Elite




Peavey T-60




Peavey Predator with Roland synth pickup added




'67 Ovation Tornado (the 535th Ovation EVER made)




'80 Ovation PF-22 (2nd one built of about 20, prototype that never went to market)




'81 Ovation Magnum IV




'69 Ovation Deluxe Balladeer 1117-4 (Really the first Legend model, the name was changed the following year)




Takamine Nashville Series NV340S




'75 Ovation Viper (first year)




Ovation Elite 1537-1 (The "Holy Grail" of wood topped Ovations AKA "The Wooden Adamas")




Ovation Legend 1617-4




Adamas 2080




Ovation Custom Elite LX 12 string (The only one in existence, a custom order from the factory)

[Dennisthe Menace]

Those are SWEET! I trust you have each insured??

[Damon67]

Those are SWEET! I trust you have each insured??

Thanks Dennis.

As for coverage, they're all covered on a blanket renters policy. There is a special policy for the Mosrite though. It's covered no matter where it is. I had a hard time deciding what to place it's worth at. I mean really, how do you put a value on something that's not replaceable?

I decided on $10k. You think that's overkill? Not enough? Input there is appreciated. I have a local guy here who sets values for Vintage Guitar Magazine, but he was in a bicycle accident on Labor Day and is out of commission for a while. Bad stuff. Punctured lung, broken ribs sorts of injuries.

[Dennisthe Menace]

Those are SWEET! I trust you have each insured??

Thanks Dennis.

As for coverage, they're all covered on a blanket renters policy. There is a special policy for the Mosrite though. It's covered no matter where it is. I had a hard time deciding what to place it's worth at. I mean really, how do you put a value on something that's not replaceable?

I decided on $10k. You think that's overkill? Not enough? Input there is appreciated. I have a local guy here who sets values for Vintage Guitar Magazine, but he was in a bicycle accident on Labor Day and is out of commission for a while. Bad stuff. Punctured lung, broken ribs sorts of injuries.

Sorry to hear of your friend's misfortunes, I hope he makes a speedy recovery.
$10K?? ......TRIPLE IT!! A few years back, I saw my '63 (well, one like mine) sell on E-Bay for $20K.But that was a PRODUCTION Model. All my guitars have 'names', thanx to the Wife and Daughter, but now the rest of the clowns in the band have joined in on the naming of them as well. My Doubleneck is the "2 Headed Dragon." With yours, with no S/N and a One of a Kind, "The BEAST" seems to fit pretty well .
p.s. There's an old phrase out there- " INSURANCE is GREAT....until you need it . Go for the most. Because you NEVER get back what you insured it for, but at least it will be something.....and Damon, like you said, "how do you put a value on something that's not replaceable?"

[Strat-o-rama]

Damon,
Nice photography. Some of those could go into a guitar calender.

[Damon67]

Damon,
Nice photography. Some of those could go into a guitar calender.

Thanks...

And some are

[Desert Surfer]

Very nice collection. Love those glass vases too!

[64sunburst]

Eastwood Sidejack-surf/instro
Dipinto Galaxie IV-surf/instro
'64 sunburst Strat (all original except replaced frets, p/u selector, volume pot, input jack but kept originals) - rock, blues
Epiphone Alleykat (have 2, tobac. sunburst and trans. black) - blues, rock
G&L Tribute ASAT Classic Semi-Hollow - country, misc.
2008 Fender P-Bass Standard (in electron blue)
Larrivee OM3-K (koa back and sides - for fingerstyle)
Cort acoustic/elec. (forget model - for the rare acoustic bar gig and futzing around at home)

THe one that got away - '63 Gibson SG Special ala Pete Townshend