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| Does anyone know about early Ovation amps?
I have a K-6200 from 1968 that I am working on, perhaps there was some factory documentation originally.
There might have even been a service bulletin for field modification of this solid-state amp after there were a number of units issued. Mine has an *A* engraved by hand after the serial number and there is a circuit breaker installed where the panel says *FUSE* originally.
It would be cool to find out more, I got the amp in the '70's and have never met anyone who had seen one before or since.
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Location: Warsaw, Indiana | I never have heard of one, let us know if you want to part with it! |
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Location: NJ | Miles has a pile of those amps and some documentation I am sure he will clue you in when he reads this post |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I wish I had a clue. Yes I have several, and a few brosures. Amazingly, I don't have brosures for any I have. No manuals either. Working on the amps (a way to present them on my website) is a 2003 project, so I will keep ya'll posted via here. |
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Location: NJ | Somebody had some Ovation amps included in their collection on the Gallery, but I can't remember who it was. |
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