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Ovation Hurricane 12 String

Model #Hurricane · Family: Hurricane

Storm Electric Series 12-string Steel Semi-Hollow Body No Cutaway

Featured In (8)

GC catalog1 Catalogs

1969 Ovation Glen Campbell US Catalog

1969

4 pages
1969 Ovation Glen Campbell US Catalog
1969 · US

1969 Ovation Glen Campbell US Catalog

Year: 1969

A 1969 Ovation promotional catalog featuring Glen Campbell as celebrity endorser, highlighting two new signature models: the Glen Campbell 6-String (K-1117-4) and 12-String (K-1118-4). The catalog also lists the full Ovation product line including five acoustic Roundback models and five Electric Storm solid-body models. Published by Ovation Instruments, Division of Kaman Corporation, New Hartford, Connecticut. Many thanks to Jeff Hall and Paul Moody from USA for this rare and nice document

Storm Brochure Cover Catalogs

Ovation Electric Storms - Wild New Sound Storm

1968

16 pages
Ovation Electric Storms - Wild New Sound Storm
1968 · US

Ovation Electric Storms - Wild New Sound Storm

Year: 1968

This catalog showcases Ovation's "Electric Storms" series of electric guitars, featuring storm-themed model names (Hurricane, Thunderhead, Tornado, and Typhoon I & II). The brochure emphasizes the advanced electronic circuitry developed in consultation with specialists who worked on space program instruments, combined with fine craftsmanship from New England hand-craftsmen. Models range from $249.50 to $499.50 and are available in Sunburst, Red, and Green finishes.

60 Ovation US Price List 01 Catalogs

Ovation US Price List for Acoustic, Electric and Amps

1967

4 pages
Ovation US Price List for Acoustic, Electric and Amps
1967 · US

Ovation US Price List for Acoustic, Electric and Amps

Year: 1967

Four-page US retail price list covering the full Ovation product range. Page 1 lists acoustic guitar prices (Balladeer $269.50 to 12-String $379.50, Folk Classic $199.50) plus cases. Page 2 details the amplifier and speaker key code system (Apollo I/II/III/Slave units with column size and speaker type designations). Page 3 lists amplifier and speaker prices (Apollo I from $795-$1,050, Apollo II from $700-$895, Apollo III from $725-$895, Column Speakers from $400-$650). Page 4 lists electric guitar prices (Tornado $299.50, Thunderhead $449.50, Hurricane $399.50, Typhoon $299.50, Williwaw $349.50). Published by Ovation Instruments, Div. of Kaman Corporation, New Hartford, Connecticut 06057. You can notice some very interesting things like the Folk Classic model which was available in 4 colors. According Bob in which we can trust, only 4 prototypes have been produced: a black, a red, a green and a blue one. Another interesting thing, an Electric bass named "Williwaw" which was the first name of the "Typhoon II" (thanks Dave for the info!!)

1968 Trifold Brochure 1 Catalogs

Ovation: The Shape of Sound is Getting Round - Full Line Catalog

1968

7 pages
Ovation: The Shape of Sound is Getting Round - Full Line Catalog
1968 · US

Ovation: The Shape of Sound is Getting Round - Full Line Catalog

Year: 1968

Full-line US brochure for Ovation Instruments (Division of Kaman Corporation) showcasing five roundback acoustic guitar models featuring Lyrachord bowl-back construction, five Electric Storm solid-body electric guitars and basses, plus amplifiers, speaker enclosures, voice emphasizers, and PA equipment. Prices range from $190 to $895, with copyright 1969 Ovation Instruments and form number K-0916-019. So many thanks to Bob from USA for his help and his kindness

Electric Storms Catalog 1 Catalogs

The Ovation Electric Storms - Ovation Roundback Acoustic-Electric Guitars and Apollo Amplifiers

1967

11 pages
The Ovation Electric Storms - Ovation Roundback Acoustic-Electric Guitars and Apollo Amplifiers
1967 · US

The Ovation Electric Storms - Ovation Roundback Acoustic-Electric Guitars and Apollo Amplifiers

Year: 1967

This catalog introduces Ovation Instruments' revolutionary 'Electric Storms' series of roundback acoustic-electric guitars featuring aerospace technology and Lyrachord construction. The brochure showcases five models (Thunderhead 12-string, Hurricane 12-string, Tornado 6-string, Williwaw bass, and Typhoon bass) along with the Apollo amplifier line (Models I, II, and III), emphasizing their innovative design and superior sound quality.

72 Electric Guitars Catalog 1 Catalogs

Ovation Electric Guitars for 1972

1972

12 pages
Ovation Electric Guitars for 1972
1972 · US

Ovation Electric Guitars for 1972

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.

Storm Series & Amps 1 Catalogs

Ovation Electric Storms - Guitar, Bass, and Amplifier Catalog

1969

2 pages
Ovation Electric Storms - Guitar, Bass, and Amplifier Catalog
1969 · US

Ovation Electric Storms - Guitar, Bass, and Amplifier Catalog

Year: 1969

This Ovation Instruments catalog showcases their 'Electric Storms' line of electric guitars including the Thunderhead, Tornado, and Typhoon models with detailed control settings and specifications. The second page features their amplifier lineup including the 'Little Dude' and 'Big Dude' series, bass amplifiers, and Sound Beam Projectors. The catalog is from Ovation Instruments, a division of Kaman Corporation in New Hartford, Connecticut.

Storm Series Ovation Ad Catalogs

Ovation Instruments 'Ready for the Storms?' Electric Guitar Advertisement

1968

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Ovation Instruments 'Ready for the Storms?' Electric Guitar Advertisement
1968 · US

Ovation Instruments 'Ready for the Storms?' Electric Guitar Advertisement

Year: 1968

This is a vintage Ovation Instruments print advertisement promoting their 'Electric Storms' line of electric guitars, featuring an artistic ink illustration of musicians performing. The ad highlights five models in the Storms series: Thunderhead and Tornado (six-string), Hurricane (12-string), and Williwaw and Typhoon (basses), along with companion Apollo amplifiers. Published by Ovation Instruments, a division of Kaman Corporation, based in New Hartford, Connecticut.

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Featured In (8)

GC catalog1 Catalogs

1969 Ovation Glen Campbell US Catalog

1969

4 pages
1969 Ovation Glen Campbell US Catalog
1969 · US

1969 Ovation Glen Campbell US Catalog

Year: 1969

A 1969 Ovation promotional catalog featuring Glen Campbell as celebrity endorser, highlighting two new signature models: the Glen Campbell 6-String (K-1117-4) and 12-String (K-1118-4). The catalog also lists the full Ovation product line including five acoustic Roundback models and five Electric Storm solid-body models. Published by Ovation Instruments, Division of Kaman Corporation, New Hartford, Connecticut. Many thanks to Jeff Hall and Paul Moody from USA for this rare and nice document

Storm Brochure Cover Catalogs

Ovation Electric Storms - Wild New Sound Storm

1968

16 pages
Ovation Electric Storms - Wild New Sound Storm
1968 · US

Ovation Electric Storms - Wild New Sound Storm

Year: 1968

This catalog showcases Ovation's "Electric Storms" series of electric guitars, featuring storm-themed model names (Hurricane, Thunderhead, Tornado, and Typhoon I & II). The brochure emphasizes the advanced electronic circuitry developed in consultation with specialists who worked on space program instruments, combined with fine craftsmanship from New England hand-craftsmen. Models range from $249.50 to $499.50 and are available in Sunburst, Red, and Green finishes.

60 Ovation US Price List 01 Catalogs

Ovation US Price List for Acoustic, Electric and Amps

1967

4 pages
Ovation US Price List for Acoustic, Electric and Amps
1967 · US

Ovation US Price List for Acoustic, Electric and Amps

Year: 1967

Four-page US retail price list covering the full Ovation product range. Page 1 lists acoustic guitar prices (Balladeer $269.50 to 12-String $379.50, Folk Classic $199.50) plus cases. Page 2 details the amplifier and speaker key code system (Apollo I/II/III/Slave units with column size and speaker type designations). Page 3 lists amplifier and speaker prices (Apollo I from $795-$1,050, Apollo II from $700-$895, Apollo III from $725-$895, Column Speakers from $400-$650). Page 4 lists electric guitar prices (Tornado $299.50, Thunderhead $449.50, Hurricane $399.50, Typhoon $299.50, Williwaw $349.50). Published by Ovation Instruments, Div. of Kaman Corporation, New Hartford, Connecticut 06057. You can notice some very interesting things like the Folk Classic model which was available in 4 colors. According Bob in which we can trust, only 4 prototypes have been produced: a black, a red, a green and a blue one. Another interesting thing, an Electric bass named "Williwaw" which was the first name of the "Typhoon II" (thanks Dave for the info!!)

1968 Trifold Brochure 1 Catalogs

Ovation: The Shape of Sound is Getting Round - Full Line Catalog

1968

7 pages
Ovation: The Shape of Sound is Getting Round - Full Line Catalog
1968 · US

Ovation: The Shape of Sound is Getting Round - Full Line Catalog

Year: 1968

Full-line US brochure for Ovation Instruments (Division of Kaman Corporation) showcasing five roundback acoustic guitar models featuring Lyrachord bowl-back construction, five Electric Storm solid-body electric guitars and basses, plus amplifiers, speaker enclosures, voice emphasizers, and PA equipment. Prices range from $190 to $895, with copyright 1969 Ovation Instruments and form number K-0916-019. So many thanks to Bob from USA for his help and his kindness

Electric Storms Catalog 1 Catalogs

The Ovation Electric Storms - Ovation Roundback Acoustic-Electric Guitars and Apollo Amplifiers

1967

11 pages
The Ovation Electric Storms - Ovation Roundback Acoustic-Electric Guitars and Apollo Amplifiers
1967 · US

The Ovation Electric Storms - Ovation Roundback Acoustic-Electric Guitars and Apollo Amplifiers

Year: 1967

This catalog introduces Ovation Instruments' revolutionary 'Electric Storms' series of roundback acoustic-electric guitars featuring aerospace technology and Lyrachord construction. The brochure showcases five models (Thunderhead 12-string, Hurricane 12-string, Tornado 6-string, Williwaw bass, and Typhoon bass) along with the Apollo amplifier line (Models I, II, and III), emphasizing their innovative design and superior sound quality.

72 Electric Guitars Catalog 1 Catalogs

Ovation Electric Guitars for 1972

1972

12 pages
Ovation Electric Guitars for 1972
1972 · US

Ovation Electric Guitars for 1972

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.

Storm Series & Amps 1 Catalogs

Ovation Electric Storms - Guitar, Bass, and Amplifier Catalog

1969

2 pages
Ovation Electric Storms - Guitar, Bass, and Amplifier Catalog
1969 · US

Ovation Electric Storms - Guitar, Bass, and Amplifier Catalog

Year: 1969

This Ovation Instruments catalog showcases their 'Electric Storms' line of electric guitars including the Thunderhead, Tornado, and Typhoon models with detailed control settings and specifications. The second page features their amplifier lineup including the 'Little Dude' and 'Big Dude' series, bass amplifiers, and Sound Beam Projectors. The catalog is from Ovation Instruments, a division of Kaman Corporation in New Hartford, Connecticut.

Storm Series Ovation Ad Catalogs

Ovation Instruments 'Ready for the Storms?' Electric Guitar Advertisement

1968

View details →
Ovation Instruments 'Ready for the Storms?' Electric Guitar Advertisement
1968 · US

Ovation Instruments 'Ready for the Storms?' Electric Guitar Advertisement

Year: 1968

This is a vintage Ovation Instruments print advertisement promoting their 'Electric Storms' line of electric guitars, featuring an artistic ink illustration of musicians performing. The ad highlights five models in the Storms series: Thunderhead and Tornado (six-string), Hurricane (12-string), and Williwaw and Typhoon (basses), along with companion Apollo amplifiers. Published by Ovation Instruments, a division of Kaman Corporation, based in New Hartford, Connecticut.

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