Model #Eclipse · Family: Eclipse
Year: 1972
This catalog showcases Ovation's 1972 line of electric guitars and basses. Featured models include the Thunderhead, Tornado, Eclipse, Typhoon IV, and Typhoon V, with detailed specifications for each semi-hollow body instrument. All instruments come with a lifetime warranty and are made in the USA.
Year: 1971
This two-page document is the official Ovation Instruments price list dated May 1971, covering the full range of guitars and accessories available at that time. Page one lists acoustic, acoustic-electric, electric, and electric bass guitar models with catalog numbers, colors, and retail prices, noting that all acoustic models were available in left-handed versions at no extra cost. Page two covers guitar accessories including cases, cords, picks, stands, straps, and strings with individual and bulk pricing, all prices listed F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1972
This two-page June 1972 price list from Ovation Instruments covers the full Canadian market lineup of guitars and accessories, distributed exclusively by Buegeleisen & Jacobson, Ltd. of Toronto. Page one lists guitar accessories including cases, cords, picks, stands, and strings with their model numbers and list prices. Page two catalogs the complete guitar lineup spanning acoustics, acoustic-electrics, electrics, and electric basses with catalog numbers, available colors, and list prices in Canadian dollars. Many Thanks to Wayne Reid from Canada for his kindness and for his help
Year: 1972
This is a one-page official price list from Ovation Instruments Inc., dated June 1972, covering their full guitar lineup including acoustic, acoustic-electric, semi-acoustic electric, solid body electric, and electric bass models. Prices range from $219.00 for the Eclipse to $508.00 for the Electric Pacemaker 12 String, with all instruments manufactured in the USA and priced F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut. The document notes that all acoustic guitars are available in left-handed models at no extra cost.
Year: 1972
This two-page document is the official June 1972 price list from Ovation Instruments Inc., headquartered in New Hartford, Connecticut. It covers the full line of Ovation guitars including Acoustics, Acoustic Electrics, Semi-Acoustic and Solid Body Electrics, and Electric Basses, along with list prices and catalog numbers. A separate accessories page details cases, guitar cords, picks, stands, and strings with corresponding prices. Many Thanks to Wayne Reid from Canada for his kindness and for his help
Year: 2000
Comprehensive history of Ovation solidbody electric guitars and basses from the 1968 Electric Storm series through the 1988 Hamer acquisition, covering models like the Thunderhead, Breadwinner, Deacon, Preacher, Viper, and Magnum lines. Written by Michael Wright for the "Different Strummer" column in Vintage Guitar magazine, April 2000.
Year: 1970
A single-page promotional advertisement for the Ovation Eclipse semi-hollowbody electric guitar, featuring a detailed diagram with labeled specifications including dual pickups, ebony fingerboard, mother-of-pearl inlays, 6-way adjustable bridge, and three-position toggle switch. The guitar is priced at $199.00 list and is described as made in the USA, with the ad directing customers to their nearest Ovation dealer. The psychedelic-influenced tagline and pink color scheme suggest late 1960s to early 1970s era marketing.
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Year: 1972
This catalog showcases Ovation's 1972 line of electric guitars and basses. Featured models include the Thunderhead, Tornado, Eclipse, Typhoon IV, and Typhoon V, with detailed specifications for each semi-hollow body instrument. All instruments come with a lifetime warranty and are made in the USA.
Year: 1971
This two-page document is the official Ovation Instruments price list dated May 1971, covering the full range of guitars and accessories available at that time. Page one lists acoustic, acoustic-electric, electric, and electric bass guitar models with catalog numbers, colors, and retail prices, noting that all acoustic models were available in left-handed versions at no extra cost. Page two covers guitar accessories including cases, cords, picks, stands, straps, and strings with individual and bulk pricing, all prices listed F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1972
This two-page June 1972 price list from Ovation Instruments covers the full Canadian market lineup of guitars and accessories, distributed exclusively by Buegeleisen & Jacobson, Ltd. of Toronto. Page one lists guitar accessories including cases, cords, picks, stands, and strings with their model numbers and list prices. Page two catalogs the complete guitar lineup spanning acoustics, acoustic-electrics, electrics, and electric basses with catalog numbers, available colors, and list prices in Canadian dollars. Many Thanks to Wayne Reid from Canada for his kindness and for his help
Year: 1972
This is a one-page official price list from Ovation Instruments Inc., dated June 1972, covering their full guitar lineup including acoustic, acoustic-electric, semi-acoustic electric, solid body electric, and electric bass models. Prices range from $219.00 for the Eclipse to $508.00 for the Electric Pacemaker 12 String, with all instruments manufactured in the USA and priced F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut. The document notes that all acoustic guitars are available in left-handed models at no extra cost.
Year: 1972
This two-page document is the official June 1972 price list from Ovation Instruments Inc., headquartered in New Hartford, Connecticut. It covers the full line of Ovation guitars including Acoustics, Acoustic Electrics, Semi-Acoustic and Solid Body Electrics, and Electric Basses, along with list prices and catalog numbers. A separate accessories page details cases, guitar cords, picks, stands, and strings with corresponding prices. Many Thanks to Wayne Reid from Canada for his kindness and for his help
Year: 2000
Comprehensive history of Ovation solidbody electric guitars and basses from the 1968 Electric Storm series through the 1988 Hamer acquisition, covering models like the Thunderhead, Breadwinner, Deacon, Preacher, Viper, and Magnum lines. Written by Michael Wright for the "Different Strummer" column in Vintage Guitar magazine, April 2000.
Year: 1970
A single-page promotional advertisement for the Ovation Eclipse semi-hollowbody electric guitar, featuring a detailed diagram with labeled specifications including dual pickups, ebony fingerboard, mother-of-pearl inlays, 6-way adjustable bridge, and three-position toggle switch. The guitar is priced at $199.00 list and is described as made in the USA, with the ad directing customers to their nearest Ovation dealer. The psychedelic-influenced tagline and pink color scheme suggest late 1960s to early 1970s era marketing.
