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Location: Huntington Beach | Checked my manual and no mention of warranty. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Should have a lifetime warranty as far as I know as long as it's USA made.
Probably never need it anyway. |
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Location: Tennessee | Did you send in the warranty card and/or do you still have the original sales receipt? |
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Location: Huntington Beach | Have the receipt - reason asked is electronics died and I read here that there was a lifetime warranty in early 70s. Been looking to buy a replacement - but if covered - better yet. I'll call em and see. Thanks. |
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Location: Tennessee | Yup. You ought to be good to go. |
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Location: SoCal | I don't think electronics are lifetime. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | This is a quote from the Ovation website... FAQ
"Please Note: All electronics, machine heads and strings are not covered under warranty." |
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Location: Huntington Beach | Oh |
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Location: Tennessee | Call them anyway. The FAQ applies to now. Maybe it was different terms back then. |
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Did 1978 Ovations have a lifetime warranty?