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Joined: February 2026 Posts: 4 | Hi all! I'll introduce myself before I get to my questions regarding a recent Ovation purchase. | ||
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Joined: February 2026 Posts: 4 | Here's the CC11 too.
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Joined: December 2001 Posts: 7247 Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Welcome. I moved this here to the General Forum so more folks can answer. | ||
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Joined: December 2004 Posts: 580 Location: Denmark | Welcome, Michigan Dude. Lovely guitars you have there. Hope you enjoy them. Re. the 1621: The bowl production no. looks low compared to an early 90's 3862 that I have. A bowl from earliest 70s might be distinguishable by the material used. See some interesting insight posted by Beal in this thead: http://www.ovationfanclub.com/megabbs/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=13... Next question would be how to differentiate them :-) The bridge seems not have plugged screw holes so it may have been replaced and the instrument seems in very nice condition overall so it may have been refurbished at the Ovation factory workshop, at which the label may have been replaced, but that is just an uneducated guess. The 5-piece neck looks nice and Artist-like. Edited by tpa 2026-02-08 8:00 AM | ||
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Joined: October 2005 Posts: 4080 Location: Utah | That truss rod cover is not factory standard. The factory covers were either a black top surface plastic (I think black-white-black 3 layers) or solid wood. | ||
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Joined: February 2026 Posts: 4 | FlySig - 2026-02-08 5:20 PM That truss rod cover is not factory standard. The factory covers were either a black top surface plastic (I think black-white-black 3 layers) or solid wood. That makes sense. Whoever did it did a great job and made it look factory. It looks old too. Edited by Michigan Dude 2026-02-08 8:56 PM | ||
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New guy here with an ID question on a USA 1621 -