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Location: MPLS,MN | Can somebody tell me where this model fits in the Ovation line? Serial says it's a 1999, Made in USA. Shallow bowl, sure is a nice sounding guitar plugged in. |
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Location: Jet City | Sounds like a Balladeer to me. I think the "W" model had a walnut rosette. Have any pictures?
I've updated your status, so feel free to post in the main site. |
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| Originally posted by Damon67:
Sounds like a Balladeer to me. I think the "W" model had a walnut rosette. Have any pictures? Sorry to disagree Damon, but I think it's a SSB Legend (1861). I've seen the "S" designation instead of a number for the first digit on export models (those intended for the European, especially German, market).
In any case, Welcome kimert, and post pics when you have the chance. |
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Location: MPLS,MN | Serial 540578 - USA
Ovation S861-4W by City of Osage , on Flickr
Ovation S861-4W by City of Osage , on Flickr |
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| Found a description on the wayback machine from the pre-Fender Ovation website . Although it is A-braced, it differs from the Legend series in that it has a rosewood fretboard, Thinline pickup, and, by both your and Ovation's pictures, a 2-piece rather than 5-piece neck. These specs make it closer to a later Balladeer, as Damon said. |
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Location: closely held secret | Pwned. |
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