Model #1621-4 · Family: 1621
Year: 1974
Complete Ovation Instruments Inc. price list dated May 1974, covering acoustic deep bowl, acoustic shallow bowl, acoustic electric deep bowl, acoustic electric shallow bowl, and electric solid body guitars, plus accessories including cases, guitar cords, pic-keys, picks, stands, straps, and strings. Prices in US dollars, F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1976
Full-line Ovation catalog for the Japanese market, published circa 1976 and distributed by Aria (Arai Trading), Kyowa Shokai, and Nakao Trading (Tokyo). Text in Japanese and English. Covers the complete Ovation range: Acoustic Deep Bowl (Custom Legend, Balladeer, Custom Balladeer, Classic, Folklore, Concert Classic, Legend, Glen Campbell 12 String), Acoustic Shallow Bowl (Glen Campbell Artist, Artist, Country Artist), Acoustic Electric Deep and Shallow Bowl models, Matrix by Ovation, plus accessories (guitar straps, pic-key, strings, polish, guitar cord, machine heads, cases). Features extensive list of Ovation-playing artists. Many thanks to Kazuhiro Gamo from Japan for his help and his kindness
Year: 1976
Ovation Instruments Inc. guitar price list effective January 1, 1976. Comprehensive listing covering Acoustic Deep Bowl, Acoustic Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric Deep Bowl, Acoustic Electric Shallow Bowl, Matrix by Ovation, Electric Solid Body guitars, and Cases. Prices in US dollars. Includes all model numbers, colors, and list prices. Published by Ovation Instruments Inc., New Hartford, Connecticut 06057, a Kaman Company.
Year: 1977
Comprehensive Ovation U.S.A. Price List with suggested list prices effective August 1, 1977. Covers the full Ovation product line: Acoustic Guitars, Acoustic/Electric Guitars (including the new Adamas series at $2,200-$2,350), Solid Body Guitars (Breadwinner, Deacon, Viper, Preacher), Solid Body Basses (Magnum 1 and 2), Matrix by Ovation, Cases, Strings, and Accessories. Published by Ovation Instruments Inc., New Hartford, CT 06057, a Kaman Company.
Year: 1983
1983 German-language Ovation newsletter featuring the complete product lineup including Adamas, Elite (new for 1983), Balladeer, Legend, Custom Legend, Anniversary, Classic, Cutaway, and Solid-Body series. Includes Nancy Wilson interview, Sigi Schwab Ovation Prize feature, Tech Talk on the Kaman Bar, endorsee news, J.H. Rickard column on bracing, and Kaman Musical Strings catalog. Distributed by Musik Meyer GmbH, Marburg. Priced at 3 DM.
Year: 1972
This is the 1972 full product line catalog for Ovation Instruments Inc., a subsidiary of Kaman Corporation based in New Hartford, Connecticut. The catalog showcases the complete range of acoustic and acoustic-electric guitars, including steel-string, 12-string, and classical nylon-string models, highlighting the proprietary Lyrachord fiberglass roundback bowl construction and featuring endorsements from artists such as Glen Campbell, Eric Clapton, and the Bee Gees. Detailed specifications, quality workmanship processes, engineering innovations, patent information, and a lifetime warranty are also presented.
Year: 1968
This two-page advertisement showcases Ovation's acoustic-electric guitar models. The first page features the 'Electric Artist Balladeer' (model K 1621-4) priced at $429, emphasizing freedom and versatility. The second page displays the 'Easy Country Pickin's' and 'Electric Country Artist' (model K 1624-4) also priced at $429, highlighting the nylon-strung instrument's extended range and soft tones.
Year: 1968
This catalog features two Ovation acoustic-electric guitar models: the 'Electric Artist Balladeer' (K 1621-4) priced at $429 and the 'Easy Country Pickin's Electric Country Artist' (K 1624-4) priced at $429. Both instruments feature compression pick-ups mounted in the bridge, can be played acoustically or electrically, and have calibrated volume control knobs on the bowl. Manufactured by Ovation Instruments Inc. in New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1972
German-language Ovation guitar catalog covering the full early 1970s product line. Features acoustic models (Balladeer, Artist, Folklore, Pacemaker, Legend, Glen Campbell series, and Classical models) as well as the Acoustic Electric series with built-in pickup systems. Includes detailed specifications table, company history highlighting the Lyracord fiberglass body innovation, and endorsements from Buffy Sainte-Marie and Glen Campbell.
Year: 1979
This is a single-page Japanese advertisement for Ovation guitars, featuring a live performance photo of a bearded guitarist playing an Ovation acoustic on stage. The ad promotes the Ovation brand's reliability and unique roundback fiberglass construction, emphasizing consistent tone unaffected by humidity or temperature. A full price list in Japanese Yen is provided for the Artist, Country Artist, Glen Campbell Artist, and Electric series models, distributed by Nakao Trading Co. in Tokyo's Chuo-ku district.
Year: 1972
A comprehensive German-language Ovation guitar catalog covering the full product line including acoustic, classical, and acoustic-electric models. Features the Lyracord roundback body history, detailed specifications tables, string sets, and artist endorsements from Glen Campbell, Eric Clapton, Charlie Byrd, and Buffy Saint-Marie. Part of a larger distributor publication with pages numbered 201-212.
Year: 1979
This is a three-page commercial transaction document from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman company) dated December 1979, consisting of two invoice copies and one shipment/packing slip. The document records the sale and shipment of one Ovation 1621-1 Acoustic Electric Artist Sunburst guitar and one Ovation Acoustic Hardshell Case (cat. no. 9110-0) to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa. The total invoice amount was $346.98, shipped via UPS on December 10, 1979, with an early payment discount of $3.40 if paid by December 21, 1979.
Year: 1979
This is a three-page commercial invoice and shipment document from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman Company) dated February 21, 1979, for order X71467 shipped to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa. The order includes four acoustic-electric guitar models and four Ovation acoustic hardshell cases, with a total invoice amount of $1,348.75. The documents consist of two copies of the customer invoice and one shipment/customer copy, each listing serial numbers handwritten for the individual guitars.
Year: 1979
This is a three-page commercial invoice and shipment document from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman Company), dated February 1979, addressed to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa. The document covers Sales Order X68164 and details a partial shipment of Ovation acoustic-electric guitars and hardshell cases, with a total invoice amount of $315.80. Items ordered include the Artist Natural, Custom Balladeer Natural, Pacemaker 12-String Natural, and Legend Natural models, of which only the Artist Natural and one Hardshell Case were shipped in this delivery.
Year: 1979
This is a multi-page business document set from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman company) dated October 1979, consisting of two invoice copies and two shipment/packing slip copies for order #778018. The documents record a partial delivery of Ovation guitars and cases to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa, with a total invoice amount of $688.31. Items ordered included Legend and Artist series acoustic-electric guitars and hardshell cases, with some items marked as back-ordered for later shipment.
Year: 1979
This three-page document consists of a customer invoice (two copies) and a shipment record from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman company) dated March 1, 1979, for order XA1468 shipped to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa. The order included four acoustic-electric guitar models and hardshell cases, with two guitars shipped immediately and two backordered. The total invoice amount was $837.91, with a delivery charge of $13.34 and an early payment discount of $8.25 if paid by March 11, 1979.
Year: 1980
This two-page document from Ovation Instruments, Inc. provides an exploded parts diagram and corresponding parts list for the Model 1621 Artist Acoustic Electric guitar. The document details all components specific to the acoustic-electric system including the bridge assembly, onboard FET preamp circuitry, volume control, output jack, and 9-volt battery box. Each part is assigned a reference number and official Ovation part number for identification and ordering purposes.
Year: 1980
This document is an official Ovation Instruments, Inc. parts diagram and parts list for the 1121/1621 Artist acoustic guitar model with Rod Cover. It includes detailed exploded-view illustrations of the guitar's neck, bowl, top, and bridge assemblies, with numbered callouts corresponding to individual part numbers and descriptions. The parts list covers all major components organized by section, including neck hardware, bowl fittings, top assemblies, and acoustic-only bridge components.
Year: 1975
This is a single-page product review published by Alembic, Inc. of San Francisco, evaluating the Ovation Artist Model #1621-4 acoustic/electric guitar retailing at $429.00. The review covers acoustic and electric performance testing, construction details including the Lyrachord body and piezo-electric bridge pickup with FET preamp, and overall aesthetic considerations. The report concludes that the Ovation is a practical and well-amplifying instrument, though it doesn't quite match the sound of a traditional acoustic like a D-28.
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Year: 1974
Complete Ovation Instruments Inc. price list dated May 1974, covering acoustic deep bowl, acoustic shallow bowl, acoustic electric deep bowl, acoustic electric shallow bowl, and electric solid body guitars, plus accessories including cases, guitar cords, pic-keys, picks, stands, straps, and strings. Prices in US dollars, F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1976
Full-line Ovation catalog for the Japanese market, published circa 1976 and distributed by Aria (Arai Trading), Kyowa Shokai, and Nakao Trading (Tokyo). Text in Japanese and English. Covers the complete Ovation range: Acoustic Deep Bowl (Custom Legend, Balladeer, Custom Balladeer, Classic, Folklore, Concert Classic, Legend, Glen Campbell 12 String), Acoustic Shallow Bowl (Glen Campbell Artist, Artist, Country Artist), Acoustic Electric Deep and Shallow Bowl models, Matrix by Ovation, plus accessories (guitar straps, pic-key, strings, polish, guitar cord, machine heads, cases). Features extensive list of Ovation-playing artists. Many thanks to Kazuhiro Gamo from Japan for his help and his kindness
Year: 1976
Ovation Instruments Inc. guitar price list effective January 1, 1976. Comprehensive listing covering Acoustic Deep Bowl, Acoustic Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric Deep Bowl, Acoustic Electric Shallow Bowl, Matrix by Ovation, Electric Solid Body guitars, and Cases. Prices in US dollars. Includes all model numbers, colors, and list prices. Published by Ovation Instruments Inc., New Hartford, Connecticut 06057, a Kaman Company.
Year: 1977
Comprehensive Ovation U.S.A. Price List with suggested list prices effective August 1, 1977. Covers the full Ovation product line: Acoustic Guitars, Acoustic/Electric Guitars (including the new Adamas series at $2,200-$2,350), Solid Body Guitars (Breadwinner, Deacon, Viper, Preacher), Solid Body Basses (Magnum 1 and 2), Matrix by Ovation, Cases, Strings, and Accessories. Published by Ovation Instruments Inc., New Hartford, CT 06057, a Kaman Company.
Year: 1983
1983 German-language Ovation newsletter featuring the complete product lineup including Adamas, Elite (new for 1983), Balladeer, Legend, Custom Legend, Anniversary, Classic, Cutaway, and Solid-Body series. Includes Nancy Wilson interview, Sigi Schwab Ovation Prize feature, Tech Talk on the Kaman Bar, endorsee news, J.H. Rickard column on bracing, and Kaman Musical Strings catalog. Distributed by Musik Meyer GmbH, Marburg. Priced at 3 DM.
Year: 1972
This is the 1972 full product line catalog for Ovation Instruments Inc., a subsidiary of Kaman Corporation based in New Hartford, Connecticut. The catalog showcases the complete range of acoustic and acoustic-electric guitars, including steel-string, 12-string, and classical nylon-string models, highlighting the proprietary Lyrachord fiberglass roundback bowl construction and featuring endorsements from artists such as Glen Campbell, Eric Clapton, and the Bee Gees. Detailed specifications, quality workmanship processes, engineering innovations, patent information, and a lifetime warranty are also presented.
Year: 1968
This two-page advertisement showcases Ovation's acoustic-electric guitar models. The first page features the 'Electric Artist Balladeer' (model K 1621-4) priced at $429, emphasizing freedom and versatility. The second page displays the 'Easy Country Pickin's' and 'Electric Country Artist' (model K 1624-4) also priced at $429, highlighting the nylon-strung instrument's extended range and soft tones.
Year: 1968
This catalog features two Ovation acoustic-electric guitar models: the 'Electric Artist Balladeer' (K 1621-4) priced at $429 and the 'Easy Country Pickin's Electric Country Artist' (K 1624-4) priced at $429. Both instruments feature compression pick-ups mounted in the bridge, can be played acoustically or electrically, and have calibrated volume control knobs on the bowl. Manufactured by Ovation Instruments Inc. in New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1972
German-language Ovation guitar catalog covering the full early 1970s product line. Features acoustic models (Balladeer, Artist, Folklore, Pacemaker, Legend, Glen Campbell series, and Classical models) as well as the Acoustic Electric series with built-in pickup systems. Includes detailed specifications table, company history highlighting the Lyracord fiberglass body innovation, and endorsements from Buffy Sainte-Marie and Glen Campbell.
Year: 1979
This is a single-page Japanese advertisement for Ovation guitars, featuring a live performance photo of a bearded guitarist playing an Ovation acoustic on stage. The ad promotes the Ovation brand's reliability and unique roundback fiberglass construction, emphasizing consistent tone unaffected by humidity or temperature. A full price list in Japanese Yen is provided for the Artist, Country Artist, Glen Campbell Artist, and Electric series models, distributed by Nakao Trading Co. in Tokyo's Chuo-ku district.
Year: 1972
A comprehensive German-language Ovation guitar catalog covering the full product line including acoustic, classical, and acoustic-electric models. Features the Lyracord roundback body history, detailed specifications tables, string sets, and artist endorsements from Glen Campbell, Eric Clapton, Charlie Byrd, and Buffy Saint-Marie. Part of a larger distributor publication with pages numbered 201-212.
Year: 1979
This is a three-page commercial transaction document from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman company) dated December 1979, consisting of two invoice copies and one shipment/packing slip. The document records the sale and shipment of one Ovation 1621-1 Acoustic Electric Artist Sunburst guitar and one Ovation Acoustic Hardshell Case (cat. no. 9110-0) to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa. The total invoice amount was $346.98, shipped via UPS on December 10, 1979, with an early payment discount of $3.40 if paid by December 21, 1979.
Year: 1979
This is a three-page commercial invoice and shipment document from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman Company) dated February 21, 1979, for order X71467 shipped to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa. The order includes four acoustic-electric guitar models and four Ovation acoustic hardshell cases, with a total invoice amount of $1,348.75. The documents consist of two copies of the customer invoice and one shipment/customer copy, each listing serial numbers handwritten for the individual guitars.
Year: 1979
This is a three-page commercial invoice and shipment document from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman Company), dated February 1979, addressed to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa. The document covers Sales Order X68164 and details a partial shipment of Ovation acoustic-electric guitars and hardshell cases, with a total invoice amount of $315.80. Items ordered include the Artist Natural, Custom Balladeer Natural, Pacemaker 12-String Natural, and Legend Natural models, of which only the Artist Natural and one Hardshell Case were shipped in this delivery.
Year: 1979
This is a multi-page business document set from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman company) dated October 1979, consisting of two invoice copies and two shipment/packing slip copies for order #778018. The documents record a partial delivery of Ovation guitars and cases to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa, with a total invoice amount of $688.31. Items ordered included Legend and Artist series acoustic-electric guitars and hardshell cases, with some items marked as back-ordered for later shipment.
Year: 1979
This three-page document consists of a customer invoice (two copies) and a shipment record from Ovation Instruments Inc. (a Kaman company) dated March 1, 1979, for order XA1468 shipped to Des Moines Music House in Des Moines, Iowa. The order included four acoustic-electric guitar models and hardshell cases, with two guitars shipped immediately and two backordered. The total invoice amount was $837.91, with a delivery charge of $13.34 and an early payment discount of $8.25 if paid by March 11, 1979.
Year: 1980
This two-page document from Ovation Instruments, Inc. provides an exploded parts diagram and corresponding parts list for the Model 1621 Artist Acoustic Electric guitar. The document details all components specific to the acoustic-electric system including the bridge assembly, onboard FET preamp circuitry, volume control, output jack, and 9-volt battery box. Each part is assigned a reference number and official Ovation part number for identification and ordering purposes.
Year: 1980
This document is an official Ovation Instruments, Inc. parts diagram and parts list for the 1121/1621 Artist acoustic guitar model with Rod Cover. It includes detailed exploded-view illustrations of the guitar's neck, bowl, top, and bridge assemblies, with numbered callouts corresponding to individual part numbers and descriptions. The parts list covers all major components organized by section, including neck hardware, bowl fittings, top assemblies, and acoustic-only bridge components.
Year: 1975
This is a single-page product review published by Alembic, Inc. of San Francisco, evaluating the Ovation Artist Model #1621-4 acoustic/electric guitar retailing at $429.00. The review covers acoustic and electric performance testing, construction details including the Lyrachord body and piezo-electric bridge pickup with FET preamp, and overall aesthetic considerations. The report concludes that the Ovation is a practical and well-amplifying instrument, though it doesn't quite match the sound of a traditional acoustic like a D-28.
