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Ovation 1624 Custom Order Country Artist

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Ovation 1624 Custom Order Country Artist

Year: 1975

Model Information

Model: Country Artist 1624-4
Series: Folklore
Years Produced: 1971-1984
Body Style: Shallow Bowl
Strings: 6-string

These photos are from a listing posted a few years ago. If you are the owner, please feel free to contact me. Description from the original listing: This is a Custom Ordered 1975 Model 1624-4. It’s truly the cream of the crop for someone looking for a nylon string or collectable rare Ovation. This guitar features all of the appointments found on the steel string Custom Legend, including the stereo pick up system. It has the desireable Artist Depth hand-laid Brown bowl. Specs: Cedar Top Gold Plated Tuners Artist Size Hand Laid Brown Bowl Dots and Diamonds Inlays Abalone Outlined Fretboard Abalone Soundhole Ring Abalone Bound Top Stereo Electronics White Bound Neck Carved Truss Rod Cover Additional (Non-Factory) Snowflake and Branch Inlay The guitar is Serial Number 132376 The neck is narrower and shallower in profile then a traditional classical guitar neck. At the nut the width measures 1 7/8” which provides sufficient spacing for nylon strings. The neck joins the body at the 14th fret like most steel string guitars. - The bracing is in Ovation’s VT-8 Pattern. This pattern was shared with certain steel string Ovation models. For reference other Ovation nylon models used a modified double fan, or a hybrid fan. The difference in bracing is the main reason when looking at 25+ year old Ovations, that frequently the classicals have multiple top cracks while it’s rare to see any on the Country Artist.