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Location: Caribou, ME | Picked up a 1969 Cat 6012. Works good.
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Nice! Even looks like original cloth on the front. I'm looking at my "L'il Dude" right now and thinking how I really need to find or duplicate the little blue Ovation label that is missing. |
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Posts: 608
Location: Caribou, ME | I don't think this one was used much. The woman that owned it said she bought it new in 1971. Pots are dated 69 for whatever value that may have. I didn't notice the code on the transformer. It has two odd looking Ovation 12s but they are not matching. One says Audient 70, model 9722 and the other says Audient 100, model 9702. All I did was clean the pots. They were a mess. I'm assuming it has sat idle for a few decades. It sounds......well, it sounds like a circa 1970 solid state amp. I'm not an amp snob though, so no matter. I can plug my Telecaster into anything and make it work. |
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December 2001
Posts: 7210
Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Like anything with the Ovation name on it pretty much... very VERY under-rated amps. |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | Were these manufactured at the Mothership too, or at a different location. |
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Scored a Cat
