Ovation 1767 Legend

bought it new 1993. made in 1992. natural finish. ebony fret board, gold schaller tuners, v-neck. AA grade top. USA. Volume control 3 band EQ, no tuner but awsome guitar.

fantastic. love it

very good. Ive gigged this guitar since 1993 every week end and some week day gigs as well. 2 fret jobs. the first in '01 and just did the second in '09. I still gig this guitar today. 16 years of service and still going.

the best stage guitar period. work horse!

theses guys are cool. they respond to emails within 24hrs. very helpful when you have questions.

if you can find one, buy it and take it to a good luthier and you'll enjoy this thing forever.

Great looking guitar. Electronic are all original and never had a problem. The fret board is maple, and it has a more mellow sound. Very basic, but takes care of teaching on the road, playing out in any situation I may be in.

I am a 47 life long guitar player that has been in many situations-Weddings, big band (Freddie Green, musicals clubs, acoustic jams-Styles-jazz, latin, finger style, folk, folk rock (loud with band) and classical. I owned this guitar for 12 years and would never sell it. My ovation is going through a Ultra Sound amp or my Trace Elliot. I have also gone direct through the board. The beauty of this guitar is that in a rock situation, it's easy to manage on stage to get a close or acceptable sound and get that loud acoustic sound. Also, I always refer to my ovation as the Strat of guitars. It's versitile for many situations like a Strat and rhythmic cut. To me there is nothing like using a mic to capture an acoustic sound unless you have the big bucks. What I don't like is battery location deep in sound hole.

I bought this guitar used and never made any adjustment. I love the action amplified or without.

This guitar has been a work horse for me on gig and serves as my main acoustic guitar. Very durable!

Never needed support.

As a teacher (public school music teacher), working musician....... This guitar gets it done for a great price. If you find one, you will be glad if you grab it with no regrets.

This is a 1987 Legend acoustic/ electric, deep bowl, cutaway, with the op 24 eq system. Top is spruce, fretboard is ebony, bridge is walnut, with the usual 5 piece maple/ mahogany neck. This one is the natural finish. Has gold ovation/ schaller machines. The neck has a very nice "soft v" shape to it, which I like much better than the fat "c" shape of the new LX series.

Sound unplugged is OK, but much better plugged in to my Crate acoustic (CA 125DG) Ovations electronics are good quality & do the job. Has a unique amplified sound, unlike any other acoustic. Listen to Paul Simon in the Concert @ Central Park & you'll see what I mean.

I got it used, and it needed a lot of tweaking to get good action, but is great now. Fit and finish, as well as all materials are top quality, good ole "made in USA"

These are tanks. You would have to try, to break it.

never dealt with them

Been playing 35 yrs. or so. I have owned Martins, Gibsons, Taylors, Guilds, Yamahas, Blueridge, and lot of others -plus a ton of electrics. For the money this guitar is hard to beat. I don't like having 2 grand or more tied up in a guitar -it's just not worth it. There are plenty of good axes out there for under $500.00. This is one. --And probably about the best Ovation in this price range as well. If you're going to play much unplugged, be sure & get the deep bowl, and don't bother with Ovations that don't have electrics.