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Looking to ID an Ovation 1115-4 12 string no electronics, 'is this a pacemaker?'

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Zartimus
Posted 2003-09-18 8:15 AM (#204037)
Subject: Looking to ID an Ovation 1115-4 12 string no electronics, 'is this a pacemaker?'


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Location: Ottawa, canada
Hey guys, interesting site. I read the FAQ, cracked the 'code' but I still don't know exactly what kind of ovation I have. I picked it up second-hand everal years ago and it still had the origional instruction booklet and receipt in the case ($600 CDN in Feb 1981) . All research points to a 'pacemaker' but it has no electronics.

The model number looks good, the -4 indicating a natural wood finish which it is, I just don't see a pic of exactly what it is on the ovation site.

Does anyone know if they made Pacemakers without built-in pre-amps? I can post a pic later.

Cheers!
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Standingovation
Posted 2003-09-18 8:22 AM (#204038 - in reply to #204037)
Subject: Re: Looking to ID an Ovation 1115-4 12 string no electronics, 'is this a pacemaker?'



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Posts: 6194

Location: Phoenix AZ
1115 is definately the Pacemaker (1615 would be the Pacemaker w/ pickup and preamp). You can read about it at this link. Dave

http://www.ovationguitars.com/index.cfm?fa=detail&mid=990
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Zartimus
Posted 2003-09-18 1:27 PM (#204039 - in reply to #204037)
Subject: Re: Looking to ID an Ovation 1115-4 12 string no electronics, 'is this a pacemaker?'


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Posts: 2

Location: Ottawa, canada
Thanks! I've been to that particular page on the Ovation site but the photo throws me off. I can see the pre-amp controls, although the tuning pegs and other elements look exactly the same. I'll post that photo tonight. Perhaps they are using the same pacemaker photo for both models and that one just happened to have the electronics.

In fact, upon closer inspection the specs mention 'pickup:none' so it must just be the wrong photo.

I guess, if it does say 1115-4 as the model number, then a pacemaker it must be..

Thanks a ton!
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Bailey
Posted 2003-09-19 1:38 AM (#204040 - in reply to #204037)
Subject: Re: Looking to ID an Ovation 1115-4 12 string no electronics, 'is this a pacemaker?'


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Posts: 3005

Location: Las Cruces, NM
Zartimus

Is yours a 12 string?(stupid question, I just read your title) That is a beautiful guitar pictured on the Ovation site. I am biding my time until I can afford a 12 string and was not aware of the Pacemaker, It looks like something I may want too look for when my ship arrives. I have always thought that Ovation is the king of 12 strings.

Bailey
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Chuck (Retired Navy)
Posted 2003-09-22 11:47 AM (#204041 - in reply to #204037)
Subject: Re: Looking to ID an Ovation 1115-4 12 string no electronics, 'is this a pacemaker?'


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Posts: 280

Location: Waterloo, IL
I bought a Pacemaker 1615-4 and love the sound. Worth every penny, and the wait. :)
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Bailey
Posted 2003-09-23 2:31 AM (#204042 - in reply to #204037)
Subject: Re: Looking to ID an Ovation 1115-4 12 string no electronics, 'is this a pacemaker?'


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Location: Las Cruces, NM
Chuck

I am narrowing down the choice of the 12 string I might buy. That Pacemaker looks mighty good.

Bailey
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Mr. Balladeer
Posted 2003-09-23 11:37 AM (#204043 - in reply to #204037)
Subject: Re: Looking to ID an Ovation 1115-4 12 string no electronics, 'is this a pacemaker?'


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Location: Erie PA
Re: The Pacemaker...

JEFF LYNNE!

Man, I love the 12 string sound on those old ELO records--and they're all made by a sunburst Pacemaker. I'd grab it, if I were you....
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