Joined:
November 2002
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Location: Hong Kong | Following up on my previous posting after more searching for information:
I have a Ovation 12 string. It was given to me as a birthday gift between 1976-1978, although I am not sure. It is acoustic, hollow body, round back, deep bowl--I think, pearl tuing pegs, 12 fret clear, non-cutaway, slotted headstock, natural finish, with a built in pickup and one knob volume control. There is a number inside near where the neck joins the body on the inside of the back facing out towards the sound hole (I am assuming this is the serial number. The number is 121217 (I am also assuming this means the guuitar was manufactured between Sept 1977 and April 1978 based on information from the Ovation Website--"cracking the code"). The sticker that is supposed to be right inside the hole has been torn off. The guitar has 19 frets. The guitar looks exactly like the Glen Cambell 1118-4 12 String with the following differences--No Glen Campbell signature or anything else on the Truss Rod cover, the 17th fret does not have any inlay or any other marking and the 15th fret has a round pearl inlay as opposed to a diamond shaped pearl inlay. I am very interested to find out the model name, number etc. Can anyone help me with this. Thanks |
Please Help Me Find Out What Guitar I have
