Ovation 1992 Legend 1767 AS
Cobalt
Posted 2024-03-26 1:10 PM (#559160)
Subject: Ovation 1992 Legend 1767 AS


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Hi everyone. I am considering buy a used Ovation 1992 Legend 1767 AS. I don't know much about it. It is supposed to be in very good condition.

Is this guitar US made?

Thanks.

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FlySig
Posted 2024-03-26 3:11 PM (#559161 - in reply to #559160)
Subject: Re: Ovation 1992 Legend 1767 AS



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That's a deep bowl cutaway. Built in USA, and should be a very good sounding guitar.
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Cobalt
Posted 2024-03-26 3:16 PM (#559162 - in reply to #559161)
Subject: Re: Ovation 1992 Legend 1767 AS


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Thank you. I am looking at another model also a 1627-4 GLEN CAMPBELL. It's from 1976. Good reputation? Thank you.
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Love O Fair
Posted 2024-03-26 6:54 PM (#559163 - in reply to #559160)
Subject: Re: Ovation 1992 Legend 1767 AS



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Both are nice guitars in their own right.. and both are USA-made.. but at this point in time their overall condition as used equipment is a critical key to which is the better guitar.
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FlySig
Posted 2024-03-26 8:20 PM (#559164 - in reply to #559160)
Subject: Re: Ovation 1992 Legend 1767 AS



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The 1627 is an Artist depth bowl, which is shallower than the mid-depth, and that is not as deep as the deep bowl. The Artist bowl will not be as bold or deep sounding as a deep bowl. It does have the A bracing, which imho is the best sounding wood top bracing.

Plugged in it will be excellent. If you will mostly play unplugged, I would expect it not to be as good as the 1767. If it will be plugged in all the time, the Artist bowl will be, perhaps, easier to hold onto.
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Cobalt
Posted 2024-03-27 9:54 AM (#559166 - in reply to #559160)
Subject: Re: Ovation 1992 Legend 1767 AS


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Thanks for the good info. I guess the choice I need to make is to buy a 45 year old Ovation made in the USA or something newer. The prices on the two older models seem reasonable to me but I wont be able to play them to see how they sound.
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