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Stratford
Posted 2005-05-07 7:29 PM (#336993)
Subject: Ovation Parlor Guitar


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Ovation Model 5741-9, similar (or same?)to the 1997 Collector's model. Excellent condition, unique looking and sounding Ovation with the OP-24E preamp. It needs a good home because it rarely gets played. I am pretty much an electric player, but I had to buy this because it was such a cool axe! Includes hardshell case. $575.00
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Jérôme
Posted 2005-05-08 12:36 PM (#336994 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar



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Hi,

Just a question: is it a narrow or a wide neck???
This model is not common!!!

Perhaps can you post some pics here or in your photo gallery??

Thanks

Jérôme :cool:
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Standingovation
Posted 2005-05-08 6:54 PM (#336995 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar



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I'm pretty sure the 5741's were all narrow neck.
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Jérôme
Posted 2005-05-09 12:48 AM (#336996 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar



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Thanks Dave,

There's one fore sale on Ebay France since this morning:
5741 Parlor

This guy bought this guitar in USA two months ago!! Isn't it a good guitar??

Can anybody tell me more about the sound of this model???
Is it a good sounding guitar???

Jérôme :cool:
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2005-05-09 6:28 AM (#336997 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar


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Now that's weird, every 97 collectors I've ever seen has been a 12 fret slot-head, with the touch-sensitive pre-amp, this one has a 14 fret neck, a solid headstock and an Optima.
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Standingovation
Posted 2005-05-09 9:25 AM (#336998 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar



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It's in the '98 catalog. In '98 they used left over parts to make parlor sized bodies with reguar 14 fret necks and optima electronics. I don't think it was a very popular guitar.
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2005-05-09 9:34 AM (#336999 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar


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Isn't the parlour guitar in the '98 catalog a multi-hole? This is a centre hole & has a '97 collectors label
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Standingovation
Posted 2005-05-09 10:58 AM (#337000 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar



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I don't have the calalogs at my fingertips, but I don't recall multisoundhole parlor, other than the Koa Celeb palm tree one. Anyway, I think the little parlor body wiht the long 14 fret neck looks stupid. Like a teen going through puberty. Dave
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2005-05-09 6:21 PM (#337001 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar


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Model PPG8-X, 14 fret multi-hole, page 10 of the 1999 catalog. Don't think I've actually seen one of these other than in the catalog
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cruster
Posted 2005-05-09 6:38 PM (#337002 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar


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I am so tempted to ask for pictures. Might save me from buying a Steinberger.

Then again, I miss the Viper. :(

OK, Stratford...have pics?
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noah
Posted 2005-05-09 10:02 PM (#337003 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar



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Paul, Can you post the page from the catalog for the PPG8-X?
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2005-05-09 11:31 PM (#337004 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar


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In the 1998 catalog, there's a parlor guitar with a center hole, and a 14 fret neck w/ a solid headstock and conventional electronics. It was a burst coloration and ugly. Never saw it again. There's no reference in any USA catalog I have to a PPG8-X. I don't know what that is.
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noah
Posted 2005-05-10 12:54 AM (#337005 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar



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borrowed from the internet... my compliments to the photographer... thank you for the use of your photos:





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Standingovation
Posted 2005-05-10 5:15 AM (#337006 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar



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So, it seems there are four DIFFERENT parlor guitars. Please help me fill in the details:

'97 Collectors (models 1997-N, 1997-W)
12 fret slothead, center hole, TS preamp

Model 5741
14 fret standard neck/headstock, center hole, OP24

Model PPG8-X
14 fret standard neck/heaqdstock, multi-elite hole, TS pre-amp

Model ???? Palm Tree Koa Celeb
14 fret standard neck/headstock, multi-palmtree hole, ??? pre-amp

Dave
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2005-05-10 5:22 AM (#337007 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar


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Those pics are of a guitar that I've never seen before. Built for the export market only?
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Standingovation
Posted 2005-05-10 5:32 AM (#337008 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar



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Hey Paul, It's 330 in the morning! Guess I'm not the only one sleeping on the couch tonight! Dave
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2005-05-10 11:51 AM (#337009 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar


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Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
Those pics are of a guitar that I've never seen before. Built for the export market only?
Evidently not, the guitar appeared in the USA catalog and the UK distributors re-print.

I'm still wondering why that 14-fret/optima parlour guitar has a '97 collectors label when the spec was supposed to be 12-fret/slot-head/TS preamp
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2005-05-10 12:18 PM (#337010 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar


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Obviously, I don't have all the catalogs that I thought I did. I've looked thru 1997-2000 and didn't find it.
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Thanksforallthefish
Posted 2005-05-10 6:45 PM (#337011 - in reply to #336993)
Subject: Re: Ovation Parlor Guitar
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Stratford.... check your pm's and e-mail...

God Bless,

Glenn
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