Model #Glen Campbell Artist · Family: Glen Campbell Artist
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
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: 1981
A detailed guitar review from a UK music publication (July 1981) examining the Ovation Glen Campbell Electric 6, priced at £490.15 including VAT. The review covers the guitar's construction, including its 5-piece mahogany and maple neck, Sitka spruce top with VT8 bracing, bowl-shaped Lyrachord back, and piezo-electric pickup system hidden beneath the saddle. The reviewer concludes that while there are minor construction quibbles, the Ovation is one of the best acoustic-electric systems on the market for liberating acoustic players from static stage performance.
Year: 1980
This is a six-page Japanese market price list for Ovation Instruments Inc. and Applause by Kaman, effective January 1980, with all prices listed in Japanese Yen. The document covers the full Ovation lineup including Adamas, acoustic, acoustic-electric, and solid body electric guitars and basses, as well as the budget Applause line, accessories, and strings. Distributed in Japan by Nakao Corporation, it serves as a comprehensive dealer reference catalog for the entire Ovation and Applause product range.
Year: 1984
This is a 1984 Japanese market price list for Ovation guitars, distributed by Nakao Trading Co., Ltd. in Tokyo. It covers the full range of Ovation products including Super Adamas, Adamas II, Elite Series, Ovation Acoustic and Acoustic Electric guitars, Super Shallow Bowl Series, Genius Series, Collector Series, Solid Body Electric Bass, Matrix, Applause, and New Applause models, along with strings and accessories. All prices are listed in Japanese Yen, with model numbers and available color codes provided for each instrument.
Year: 1974
This comprehensive Ovation catalog showcases their full line of acoustic guitars featuring the distinctive fiberglass Lyrachord roundback bowl design. The catalog includes detailed specifications for various model series including the Legend, Artist, Balladeer, and Classic lines, along with 6-string and 12-string variations. It emphasizes Ovation's innovative engineering approach, patents, and the company's connection to aerospace technology through parent company Kaman Corporation.
Year: 1980
This is a Japanese-language product catalog for Ovation guitars showcasing their full line of acoustic and acoustic-electric models. The catalog features detailed specifications, color finish options, bowl types, pickup systems, and top bracing configurations for each model. It includes both acoustic and acoustic-electric versions of popular models like the Balladeer, Legend, Artist, Classic, and signature Glen Campbell models, with extensive artist endorsement information.
Year: 1978
This is a comprehensive Japanese-language catalog for Ovation guitars, showcasing their full range of acoustic and acoustic-electric models. The catalog features detailed specifications, technical information about the Deep Bowl and Shallow Bowl designs, bracing patterns, pickup systems, and a complete model lineup including signature models like the Glen Campbell Artist series. It includes a specifications chart showing all available models with their finish options and technical features.
Year: 1980
This is a 1980 Ovation Instruments, Inc. product catalog showcasing their full lineup of six-string acoustic and acoustic-electric roundback guitars, ranging from the top-of-the-line Custom Legend to the entry-level Balladeer. Each model is presented with descriptive text highlighting its unique features, construction details, and tonal characteristics, along with full specifications including model numbers, dimensions, materials, and electronics. The catalog also includes a final section on Ovation accessories and guitar cases, and was published by Ovation Instruments, Inc., a Kaman Company, based in Bloomfield, Connecticut.
Year: 1980
This is the 1980 Ovation Instruments, Inc. acoustic and acoustic-electric guitar catalog, published in Bloomfield, Connecticut. The catalog covers the full Ovation roundback guitar lineup across three categories: 6-string, 12-string, and nylon string guitars, with detailed specifications and descriptions for each model. It also includes sections on the Ovation Award, the Lyrachord roundback design, the piezoelectric pickup system, accessories, guitar cases, and service and warranty information.
Year: 1980
Full-line US catalog featuring the complete 1980 Ovation acoustic and acoustic-electric guitar lineup including 6-string, 12-string, and nylon string models with detailed specifications, photography, and sections on the Ovation Award, roundback design, pickup system, and accessories.
Year: 1976
This is the official Ovation Instruments Inc. United States price list effective June 1, 1976, covering the full range of Ovation guitars including Acoustic Deep Bowl, Acoustic Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric Deep Bowl, Acoustic Electric Shallow Bowl, Matrix by Ovation, and Electric Solid Body models. The document also includes pricing for accessories such as cases, machine heads, guitar stands, picks, strings, straps, and other guitar accessories. Prices and specifications are noted as subject to change without notice, with all instruments made and printed in the USA.
Year: 1975
This is the official Ovation Instruments Inc. price list effective May 15, 1975, covering the full range of guitars and accessories available at that time. The document lists acoustic deep bowl, acoustic shallow bowl, acoustic electric deep bowl, acoustic electric shallow bowl, and solid body electric guitars with their catalog numbers, colors, and list prices. Also included are prices for cases and gig bags, with all instruments noted as made in the USA and priced F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1974
This is the official Ovation Instruments Inc. Fall 1974 price list catalog, covering the full range of acoustic, acoustic-electric, and electric solid body guitars along with cases and strings. The document lists models with catalog numbers, available colors, and retail list prices, with guitars ranging from $340 to $800. Published by Ovation Instruments Inc., a Kaman Company, located in New Hartford, Connecticut. Many thanks to Dennis W. Britt, Florence, South Carolina in USA for this document
Year: 1980
This is an official Ovation Instruments Inc. U.S. suggested retail price list effective June 1, 1980, covering the full range of Ovation and Adamas products. The document includes pricing for acoustic deep bowl and shallow bowl guitars, acoustic/electric deep bowl and shallow bowl guitars, solid body electric guitars, solid body electric basses, cases, accessories (straps, picks, machine heads, cords, stands, etc.), and Adamas strings. All instruments were manufactured in the USA at Ovation's New Hartford/Moosup, CT facilities, and the document notes that acoustic and acoustic electric guitars are available in left-handed models at an additional 10%.
Year: 1974
A two-page French-language Ovation guitar catalog dated November 1974, distributed by Martinet et Cie in Paris. The first page lists all available models with specifications including string type, fret count, finish, reference numbers, and suggested retail prices in French francs, covering Deep Bowl, Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric, and Solid Body categories. The second page features promotional photographs of notable Ovation endorsers including John McLaughlin, Badfinger, and two other artists playing various Ovation models. Many thanks to Christian for these rare docs
Year: 1973
This two-page January 1973 price list from Ovation Instruments Inc. of New Hartford, Connecticut covers their full lineup of acoustic, acoustic-electric, and solid body electric guitars, along with accessories. Guitar models range from the Balladeer at $265.00 to the Electric Legend at $504.00, spanning sunburst, natural, and various other finishes. The accessories page lists cases, guitar cords, picks, stands, and strings with both per-set and per-dozen-set pricing.
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: 1981
This is a two-page French retail price list ('Tarif Public Conseille') dated 15 September 1981 for Ovation, Adamas, Applause, and Matrix brand guitars. It covers acoustic and electro-acoustic 6- and 12-string steel and nylon string guitars, solid body electrics, basses, cases, and strings with prices listed in French Francs. The document also includes color/finish codes and notes on left-handed model availability. Many thanks to my Friend Pascal Clément for that great document
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: 1983
This is the inaugural issue (Vol. 1, No. 1, January 1983) of Ovation Information, a combined product catalog and newsletter published by Ovation Instruments, Inc., a Kaman Company, based in Bloomfield, CT. The publication features Nancy Wilson of Heart as its featured artist, covers the full 1983 Ovation and Adamas guitar lineup including acoustic roundbacks, cutaways, solid body electrics, and basses, as well as Kaman Musical Strings products. It also includes articles on Ovation history, the Kaman Bar neck technology, endorsee updates, and bracing pattern details written by engineering manager James H. Rickard.
Year: 1983
This is the June 1983 issue of Ovation's 'Information' newsletter (Vol. 1, No. 2), featuring Hall & Oates as the artist spotlight alongside a comprehensive product catalog of Ovation and Adamas guitars. The document covers the full 1983 Ovation lineup including acoustic, acoustic-electric, cutaway, nylon string, and solid body guitars, as well as Kaman Musical Strings. Additional content includes an Ovation history overview, endorsee updates, technical articles on bridges and roundback features, warranty information, and guitar cases.
Year: 1973
This is an April 1973 price list from Ovation Instruments Inc., based in New Hartford, Connecticut, covering both guitars and accessories. The guitars price list includes acoustic, acoustic-electric, and solid body electric models with catalog numbers, colors, and list prices ranging from $285 to $559. The accessories price list covers cases, guitar cords, picks, straps, stands, strings, and the 'pic-key' product line.
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: 1973
This two-page document is the official June 1973 price list from Ovation Instruments Inc., based in New Hartford, Connecticut. The first page lists guitars across three categories—acoustic, acoustic electric, and electric solid body—with catalog numbers, colors, and list prices ranging from $285 to $559. The second page covers accessories including cases, guitar cords, picks, stands, straps, and strings with corresponding model numbers and prices.
Year: 1978
This is the official Ovation Instruments U.S.A. Suggested List Price catalog effective October 1st, 1978, covering the full product lineup including Acoustic Deep Bowl, Acoustic Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric, Solid Body Electric Guitars, and Solid Body Electric Basses. The document also includes pricing for cases, strings, and a comprehensive accessories section covering machine heads, guitar stands, picks, straps, cords, and more. All prices are listed F.O.B. from New Hartford/Moosup, CT, and all Ovation instruments noted are made in the U.S.A.
Year: 1977
This is the official Ovation Instruments U.S.A. suggested retail price list effective January 1, 1977, covering the full range of Ovation guitars and accessories. The catalog includes pricing for Acoustic Deep Bowl, Acoustic Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric Deep Bowl, Acoustic Electric Shallow Bowl, Matrix by Ovation, Solid Body Electric Guitars, and Solid Body Electric Basses. Additionally, it lists cases, machine heads, guitar stands, accessories, strings, and straps with their respective catalog numbers and suggested retail prices.
Year: 1978
This is the official Ovation Instruments U.S.A. suggested retail price list effective June 1st, 1978, covering the full range of Ovation guitars, basses, cases, accessories, and strings. The document includes acoustic deep bowl and shallow bowl guitars, acoustic/electric models, solid body electric guitars and basses, as well as a comprehensive accessories section featuring machine heads, straps, picks, guitar cords, and strings. All prices are listed F.O.B. New Hartford/Moosup, CT, and all instruments are noted as made in the U.S.A.
Year: 1977
This is a 1977 Ovation Instruments Inc. price list catalog covering the full range of Ovation guitars and accessories, effective May 1, 1977. The catalog includes acoustic deep bowl, acoustic shallow bowl, acoustic electric deep bowl, acoustic electric shallow bowl, solid body electric guitars, solid body electric basses, strings, and cases with suggested retail prices. All instruments listed are made in the USA and prices are F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1977
This is a UK print advertisement for Ovation Guitars, distributed by Rose-Morris & Co. Ltd. and sold through Chappell & Co. Ltd. at 50 New Bond Street, London. The ad endorses Ovation guitars using Glen Campbell's name and features Edmund Jones, Manager of Chappell's Musical Instrument Showroom, listing eleven models with RRP prices ranging from £239.95 to £865.00.
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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
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: 1981
A detailed guitar review from a UK music publication (July 1981) examining the Ovation Glen Campbell Electric 6, priced at £490.15 including VAT. The review covers the guitar's construction, including its 5-piece mahogany and maple neck, Sitka spruce top with VT8 bracing, bowl-shaped Lyrachord back, and piezo-electric pickup system hidden beneath the saddle. The reviewer concludes that while there are minor construction quibbles, the Ovation is one of the best acoustic-electric systems on the market for liberating acoustic players from static stage performance.
Year: 1980
This is a six-page Japanese market price list for Ovation Instruments Inc. and Applause by Kaman, effective January 1980, with all prices listed in Japanese Yen. The document covers the full Ovation lineup including Adamas, acoustic, acoustic-electric, and solid body electric guitars and basses, as well as the budget Applause line, accessories, and strings. Distributed in Japan by Nakao Corporation, it serves as a comprehensive dealer reference catalog for the entire Ovation and Applause product range.
Year: 1984
This is a 1984 Japanese market price list for Ovation guitars, distributed by Nakao Trading Co., Ltd. in Tokyo. It covers the full range of Ovation products including Super Adamas, Adamas II, Elite Series, Ovation Acoustic and Acoustic Electric guitars, Super Shallow Bowl Series, Genius Series, Collector Series, Solid Body Electric Bass, Matrix, Applause, and New Applause models, along with strings and accessories. All prices are listed in Japanese Yen, with model numbers and available color codes provided for each instrument.
Year: 1974
This comprehensive Ovation catalog showcases their full line of acoustic guitars featuring the distinctive fiberglass Lyrachord roundback bowl design. The catalog includes detailed specifications for various model series including the Legend, Artist, Balladeer, and Classic lines, along with 6-string and 12-string variations. It emphasizes Ovation's innovative engineering approach, patents, and the company's connection to aerospace technology through parent company Kaman Corporation.
Year: 1980
This is a Japanese-language product catalog for Ovation guitars showcasing their full line of acoustic and acoustic-electric models. The catalog features detailed specifications, color finish options, bowl types, pickup systems, and top bracing configurations for each model. It includes both acoustic and acoustic-electric versions of popular models like the Balladeer, Legend, Artist, Classic, and signature Glen Campbell models, with extensive artist endorsement information.
Year: 1978
This is a comprehensive Japanese-language catalog for Ovation guitars, showcasing their full range of acoustic and acoustic-electric models. The catalog features detailed specifications, technical information about the Deep Bowl and Shallow Bowl designs, bracing patterns, pickup systems, and a complete model lineup including signature models like the Glen Campbell Artist series. It includes a specifications chart showing all available models with their finish options and technical features.
Year: 1980
This is a 1980 Ovation Instruments, Inc. product catalog showcasing their full lineup of six-string acoustic and acoustic-electric roundback guitars, ranging from the top-of-the-line Custom Legend to the entry-level Balladeer. Each model is presented with descriptive text highlighting its unique features, construction details, and tonal characteristics, along with full specifications including model numbers, dimensions, materials, and electronics. The catalog also includes a final section on Ovation accessories and guitar cases, and was published by Ovation Instruments, Inc., a Kaman Company, based in Bloomfield, Connecticut.
Year: 1980
This is the 1980 Ovation Instruments, Inc. acoustic and acoustic-electric guitar catalog, published in Bloomfield, Connecticut. The catalog covers the full Ovation roundback guitar lineup across three categories: 6-string, 12-string, and nylon string guitars, with detailed specifications and descriptions for each model. It also includes sections on the Ovation Award, the Lyrachord roundback design, the piezoelectric pickup system, accessories, guitar cases, and service and warranty information.
Year: 1980
Full-line US catalog featuring the complete 1980 Ovation acoustic and acoustic-electric guitar lineup including 6-string, 12-string, and nylon string models with detailed specifications, photography, and sections on the Ovation Award, roundback design, pickup system, and accessories.
Year: 1976
This is the official Ovation Instruments Inc. United States price list effective June 1, 1976, covering the full range of Ovation guitars including Acoustic Deep Bowl, Acoustic Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric Deep Bowl, Acoustic Electric Shallow Bowl, Matrix by Ovation, and Electric Solid Body models. The document also includes pricing for accessories such as cases, machine heads, guitar stands, picks, strings, straps, and other guitar accessories. Prices and specifications are noted as subject to change without notice, with all instruments made and printed in the USA.
Year: 1975
This is the official Ovation Instruments Inc. price list effective May 15, 1975, covering the full range of guitars and accessories available at that time. The document lists acoustic deep bowl, acoustic shallow bowl, acoustic electric deep bowl, acoustic electric shallow bowl, and solid body electric guitars with their catalog numbers, colors, and list prices. Also included are prices for cases and gig bags, with all instruments noted as made in the USA and priced F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1974
This is the official Ovation Instruments Inc. Fall 1974 price list catalog, covering the full range of acoustic, acoustic-electric, and electric solid body guitars along with cases and strings. The document lists models with catalog numbers, available colors, and retail list prices, with guitars ranging from $340 to $800. Published by Ovation Instruments Inc., a Kaman Company, located in New Hartford, Connecticut. Many thanks to Dennis W. Britt, Florence, South Carolina in USA for this document
Year: 1980
This is an official Ovation Instruments Inc. U.S. suggested retail price list effective June 1, 1980, covering the full range of Ovation and Adamas products. The document includes pricing for acoustic deep bowl and shallow bowl guitars, acoustic/electric deep bowl and shallow bowl guitars, solid body electric guitars, solid body electric basses, cases, accessories (straps, picks, machine heads, cords, stands, etc.), and Adamas strings. All instruments were manufactured in the USA at Ovation's New Hartford/Moosup, CT facilities, and the document notes that acoustic and acoustic electric guitars are available in left-handed models at an additional 10%.
Year: 1974
A two-page French-language Ovation guitar catalog dated November 1974, distributed by Martinet et Cie in Paris. The first page lists all available models with specifications including string type, fret count, finish, reference numbers, and suggested retail prices in French francs, covering Deep Bowl, Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric, and Solid Body categories. The second page features promotional photographs of notable Ovation endorsers including John McLaughlin, Badfinger, and two other artists playing various Ovation models. Many thanks to Christian for these rare docs
Year: 1973
This two-page January 1973 price list from Ovation Instruments Inc. of New Hartford, Connecticut covers their full lineup of acoustic, acoustic-electric, and solid body electric guitars, along with accessories. Guitar models range from the Balladeer at $265.00 to the Electric Legend at $504.00, spanning sunburst, natural, and various other finishes. The accessories page lists cases, guitar cords, picks, stands, and strings with both per-set and per-dozen-set pricing.
Year: 1970
This is an official Ovation Instruments price list dated March 1970, covering both acoustic and electric guitar models as well as electric bass guitars, with catalog numbers, available colors, and list prices in US dollars. The document also includes a second page listing accessories such as hardshell and Archcraft cases, shielded cords, picks, guitar stands, and Cole Tremolo units. All prices are listed F.O.B. from New Hartford, Connecticut, and are noted as subject to change without notice.
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: 1970
This catalog showcases Ovation's complete line of acoustic roundback guitars and electric instruments for 1970. It features artist endorsers including Glen Campbell, Charlie Byrd, Gabor Szabo, Buffy Saint-Marie, Eric Clapton, and Elario Lozano. The catalog includes detailed specifications for each model, guitar accessories, amplifiers, and highlights Ovation's innovative lyrachord bowl construction and Audio Signature System bracing technology.
Year: 1981
This is a two-page French retail price list ('Tarif Public Conseille') dated 15 September 1981 for Ovation, Adamas, Applause, and Matrix brand guitars. It covers acoustic and electro-acoustic 6- and 12-string steel and nylon string guitars, solid body electrics, basses, cases, and strings with prices listed in French Francs. The document also includes color/finish codes and notes on left-handed model availability. Many thanks to my Friend Pascal Clément for that great document
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: 1983
This is the inaugural issue (Vol. 1, No. 1, January 1983) of Ovation Information, a combined product catalog and newsletter published by Ovation Instruments, Inc., a Kaman Company, based in Bloomfield, CT. The publication features Nancy Wilson of Heart as its featured artist, covers the full 1983 Ovation and Adamas guitar lineup including acoustic roundbacks, cutaways, solid body electrics, and basses, as well as Kaman Musical Strings products. It also includes articles on Ovation history, the Kaman Bar neck technology, endorsee updates, and bracing pattern details written by engineering manager James H. Rickard.
Year: 1983
This is the June 1983 issue of Ovation's 'Information' newsletter (Vol. 1, No. 2), featuring Hall & Oates as the artist spotlight alongside a comprehensive product catalog of Ovation and Adamas guitars. The document covers the full 1983 Ovation lineup including acoustic, acoustic-electric, cutaway, nylon string, and solid body guitars, as well as Kaman Musical Strings. Additional content includes an Ovation history overview, endorsee updates, technical articles on bridges and roundback features, warranty information, and guitar cases.
Year: 1973
This is an April 1973 price list from Ovation Instruments Inc., based in New Hartford, Connecticut, covering both guitars and accessories. The guitars price list includes acoustic, acoustic-electric, and solid body electric models with catalog numbers, colors, and list prices ranging from $285 to $559. The accessories price list covers cases, guitar cords, picks, straps, stands, strings, and the 'pic-key' product line.
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: 1973
This two-page document is the official June 1973 price list from Ovation Instruments Inc., based in New Hartford, Connecticut. The first page lists guitars across three categories—acoustic, acoustic electric, and electric solid body—with catalog numbers, colors, and list prices ranging from $285 to $559. The second page covers accessories including cases, guitar cords, picks, stands, straps, and strings with corresponding model numbers and prices.
Year: 1978
This is the official Ovation Instruments U.S.A. Suggested List Price catalog effective October 1st, 1978, covering the full product lineup including Acoustic Deep Bowl, Acoustic Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric, Solid Body Electric Guitars, and Solid Body Electric Basses. The document also includes pricing for cases, strings, and a comprehensive accessories section covering machine heads, guitar stands, picks, straps, cords, and more. All prices are listed F.O.B. from New Hartford/Moosup, CT, and all Ovation instruments noted are made in the U.S.A.
Year: 1977
This is the official Ovation Instruments U.S.A. suggested retail price list effective January 1, 1977, covering the full range of Ovation guitars and accessories. The catalog includes pricing for Acoustic Deep Bowl, Acoustic Shallow Bowl, Acoustic Electric Deep Bowl, Acoustic Electric Shallow Bowl, Matrix by Ovation, Solid Body Electric Guitars, and Solid Body Electric Basses. Additionally, it lists cases, machine heads, guitar stands, accessories, strings, and straps with their respective catalog numbers and suggested retail prices.
Year: 1978
This is the official Ovation Instruments U.S.A. suggested retail price list effective June 1st, 1978, covering the full range of Ovation guitars, basses, cases, accessories, and strings. The document includes acoustic deep bowl and shallow bowl guitars, acoustic/electric models, solid body electric guitars and basses, as well as a comprehensive accessories section featuring machine heads, straps, picks, guitar cords, and strings. All prices are listed F.O.B. New Hartford/Moosup, CT, and all instruments are noted as made in the U.S.A.
Year: 1977
This is a 1977 Ovation Instruments Inc. price list catalog covering the full range of Ovation guitars and accessories, effective May 1, 1977. The catalog includes acoustic deep bowl, acoustic shallow bowl, acoustic electric deep bowl, acoustic electric shallow bowl, solid body electric guitars, solid body electric basses, strings, and cases with suggested retail prices. All instruments listed are made in the USA and prices are F.O.B. New Hartford, Connecticut.
Year: 1977
This is a UK print advertisement for Ovation Guitars, distributed by Rose-Morris & Co. Ltd. and sold through Chappell & Co. Ltd. at 50 New Bond Street, London. The ad endorses Ovation guitars using Glen Campbell's name and features Edmund Jones, Manager of Chappell's Musical Instrument Showroom, listing eleven models with RRP prices ranging from £239.95 to £865.00.
