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Location: Flint, MI | Hi everyone! I hope someone can tell me about the amp and speaker my uncle left us when he past away. They are by Ovation. The one with the knobs on top (the amp) has a number 6441 on the front and the speaker is numbered 7441. The amp has the on top that says "Ovation Model K-6441Bass Dude". I understand Ovation only made amps for a few years and many local people did not even know they ever did. Would this make this amp and speaker worth more? |
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Location: Vernon CT | Welcome Angiy!!! I know nothing about Ovation Amps other then they do/did exist.
Check out the below link. Others who know will be along soon!!
http://www.ovationgallery.com/ |
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Location: Flint, MI | Thank You BT717. Glad to be apart of your forum. |
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Location: Flint, MI | Originally posted by BT717:
Welcome Angiy!!! I know nothing about Ovation Amps other then they do/did exist.
Check out the below link. Others who know will be along soon!!
http://www.ovationgallery.com/ |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I probably have the largest collection of these (Ovation Amps) in one place. Unfortunately worth is super subjective terms to use on these.
On eBay I have seen the best condition ones get up to the $200 range. Should they be worth more... oh yeah.. They are great amps. Is anyone interested in them other than the current owners that are still using them and possibly me.... nope..
I'm sure this doesn't help much... but there it is. If it is a Base Dude like in the pictures on the link above, I actually don't have that particular model. DO you have a picture you could post, or send me at mileskb at aol.com I might be interested depending on cost and shipping. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by Mr. Ovation:
I probably have the largest collection of these (Ovation Amps) in one place. Having seen this first hand, I'd be willing to put money on it. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | probably the largest collection of Ovation Solid bodies too. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Originally posted by Beal:
probably the largest collection of Ovation Solid bodies too. I think I'm finally down to about 40 :) |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Originally posted by ProfessorBB:
Originally posted by Mr. Ovation:
I probably have the largest collection of these (Ovation Amps) in one place. Having seen this first hand, I'd be willing to put money on it. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Angiy, if you read the Welcome page to this site, it talks about Ovation guitars not getting the respect they deserve. Same for amps. Quality and rarity doesn't equate to value or collectibility.
I'd love an Ovation amp to go with a few more Ovation electrics, but I don't play what I have, so it doesn't make sense. Having the best collection of Ovations in town, or maybe in the State, doesn't seem to impress to many people. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I continue to search for ways of employing your simple yet effective system of storing guitar cases. Handy, efficient, organized, neat, easy to use, out-of-the-way, inexpensive, and tipover-proof safe. Just curious . . . how were you able to collect so many examples of such a difficult-to-find product (the amps), particularly if we may presume that much of your inventory was built before the days of Internet auctions and direct sales? |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Originally posted by ProfessorBB:
how were you able to collect so many examples of such a difficult-to-find product (the amps), particularly if we may presume that much of your inventory was built before the days of Internet auctions and direct sales? "particularly if we may presume"... now I realize you didn't use assume.. but same logic. Actually the majority of my collection happened between 1999 and 2002. Most of the amps (as well the guitars) came from eBay. Also from the usual Guitar shows, pawn shops, dealers and fellow gear sluts... but mostly eBay.
I also ran across some "deals" where someone had xx number of cabinets, someone else had xx number of boxes of speakers, yet another had a box of amps (just the electronics)... That's the stuff that's in storage.. There are probably 5 or 6 more complete units if I get all the parts into one place at one time. |
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Location: Flint, MI | Okay, I put some pics on face book, but I'm not sure how to put the link in here. |
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Location: Flint, MI | I found how to post the pics here, I'm new :rolleyes: |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | FYI... we also have an OvationFanClub social network..
http://ovationfanclub.ning.com/ |
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Location: Flint, MI | okay Miles, that is where I put the pics, I thought it was weird I had to sing up again :D |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I sent you a message on facebook... email me at mileskb at aol.com |
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Location: Michigan | welcome angiy :cool: i think the hook has been set in miles :D now just reel him in gently .GWB |
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Location: Flint, MI | I'm not so sure my mom wants to sell it, sorry. She said it had to go as a pair to a loving owner if she were to sell it. My 18 year old son has taken a liking to the sound the amp and the bass. I hope I can find a way to put him playing on here |
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Old Ovation amp, is ir worth more because there are so few?
