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| Can someone give me the number/model of any Ovation nylon-stringed electric guitars in the 70s/80s (if there were any)? I owned (still do, actually) a Classic Balladeer, but I was wondering if they made any nylon-stringed guitars with electronics built in.
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Do you mean electric/acoustics? There were several. Classics: 1113, 1713/1763 and 1613/1663. Artist and Country Artist: 1624. There was also a Concert Classic I think. Check the reference section of this forum. There are a couple of model and serial number lists that identify which were steel and which were nylon.
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Location: Cicero, NY | Mark in Boise - 2014-12-21 9:00 PM
There was also a Concert Classic I think.
Yes, the Concert Classic was the 1616. From an Elderly post: Classical-electric, full depth bowl, gloss natural finish, solid spruce top, 12-fret mahogany neck with 5-ply center strip and slotted headstock, ebony fretboard, 2" nut width, 640mm scale, walnut bridge, white-bound top with multi-layered purfling, factory pickup / preamp system, chrome tuners.
My very first O.
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Location: Texas | ALong with Pauls suggestion is another GREAT reference page located within this website... http://www.ovationfanclub.com/megabbs/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=32476&posts=1&start=1 |
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Vintage Nylon Electrics
