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Location: ILLINOIS | its kind of hard to see... but ... is it a 1651? I know it had stereo inputs...
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I don't see any knobs for a preamp, but it could just be a bad picture. I assume you mean outputs, not inputs. |
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Location: ILLINOIS | yes there where 2 outputs... sorry... also there was a knob for a preamp.. it was a "stacked"knob.. The only reason I remember that is because the top knob was cracked.. I have been trying to research and the only ovation I can find that had stereo outputs and was that dark in color was a 1651.. but most i have found where ether lighter in color or more of the nutmeg stain.. I remember that guitar being pritty dark in color like in the photo |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I think it is a 1651, just can't make out the knobs on the shoulder. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | They were nutmeg, but the picture is old and might just show it darker than it really was. I can't think of another solid color they made back then that was any darker than the 1651, but I wasn't buying guitars back then. |
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Location: Utah | Zat you with your Dad? Great memories were being made there. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | that's what it is.
The other guitar is cooler. |
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Location: South Carolina | Has anyone ever heard of a Model 1111-4, Series L227 ovation. I have one, but cannot find that model/series online anywhere. I bought it in 1974. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Model is Balladeer. L-227 is probably the serial number. |
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Location: South Carolina | I know the serial number is L-227, but I looked on all of the ovation websites, and there is no mention of this serial number. As if it never existed? I wanted to see it listed somewhere. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by Bikerwomyn:
I wanted to see it listed somewhere. So go look in the reference section, it's listed there. It's also listed on the Ovation website. 1970 to 1973. Most of the H, K and L series were electrics but they also used up a lot of the left over pre stamped labels on whatever was laying around. It obviously existed because you've got it. Enjoy it. |
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what kind of ovation is this?
