Ovation Celebrity UCS-148 Koa Ukulele
Year: 2008
Ovation Celebrity UCS-148 Koa Tenor Ukulele I'm the lucky owner of this very nice Uke. According Michael the seller, this model is a limited run especially made for Hawaii.
Model #148 · Family: 148
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Year: 2008
Ovation Celebrity UCS-148 Koa Tenor Ukulele I'm the lucky owner of this very nice Uke. According Michael the seller, this model is a limited run especially made for Hawaii.
Year: 2000
Applause MAE 148 Black Mandolin
Year: 2000
Many Thanks to Andy from USA for these very nice pictures.
Year: 2000
Many Thanks to Uli from Germany for these very nice pictures.
Year: 1996
Many Thanks to Patrick "Patch" from USA for these nice pictures Description: One of the very few mandolins done in the trim package used for the book “History of the Ovation Guitar”; this particular instrument was sent to the Ovation factory in New Hartford to refinish the hand-rubbed satin finish in a high gloss. The results are aesthetically stunning. Pictures were taken at the factory and in the Hudson Valley of New York. Sitting next to it in some photographs is its cousin, a “Book” Elite 1768-LTD with a nearly identical trim package. The guitar is featured elsewhere on this site and is customized with a gloss neck and carved ebony bridge. The picture of the pair on the rock wall was taken at the factory and was used for the cover of the Ovation Fan Club 2010 Calendar.
Year: 1995
Many Thanks to my Friend Karl in Germany for these nice pictures Karl's description: "It must be one of the first produced Mandocellos, as there are no dot inlays in the fretboard and the model number is MC68. The standard production models hat dot inlays and the model number was MC868. Acoording to the serial number it was made in 1995."
Year: 2004
Many Thanks to Guitarpoint-Maintal from Germany for these nice pictures. Visit Guitarpoint.de
Year: 1990
This is an Ovation guitar's onboard preamp control panel featuring two black rotary knobs labeled VOLUME and TONE. The VOLUME knob is calibrated from 0 to 10, while the TONE knob ranges from minus to plus, allowing tonal adjustment. The panel is finished in black and secured with two Phillips head screws, typical of Ovation's acoustic-electric guitar electronics.