Re: Ovation Ultra Series model #1512

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Posted by jc on Mon, 01/28/02 - 16:51:00.

: Anyone have any info on this guitar? I found it in an abandoned shed on a friends property. It's in bad shape but can be repaired. Is it worth the hassle?

i have an ovation, ultra series also. it was given to me on "permanent" loan. I'm actually trying to get more info too. i think it was made in the late 70's. can you still play it? what does "bad shape" mean? It's all about the sound. If it sounds like rubber bands on a pencil box, i wouldn't hassle with a repair. You can spend a little more and get a nice american made guitar to last you for years to come. If you think you may have found a rare gem to bring on the antique roadshow, i think you might have to look in more sheds. The Ultra Series is nice, but i don't think it's highly sought after. But, i could be wrong.

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Re: Ovation Ultra Series model #1512

Posted by Dale K Hodges on Wed, 04/25/2007 - 16:06.

I have one and have been trying to find it's value in great shape. I can't find it on the net anywhere. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Re: Ovation Ultra Series model #1512

Posted by CLBernat on Thu, 07/25/2002 - 14:52.

Ovation Ultra Series model #1512

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