Do not adjust your monitor...
This was photographed against a green backdrop. It's actually
finished in pearl, but appears bright white. It's an 1861 model.
Not too pretty, but it gets the job done.
The VXT should’ve got more attention from the guitar world. It’s a solidbody with a set neck, a pair of Duncan humbuckers, and a Fishman piezo bridge with a pretty sophisticated preamp that does a great job of sounding like an acoustic, especially when you use the stereo output; you can run the electric sound into your amp with your effects of choice, and run the acoustic out into the sound system. A blend knob lets you go from one to the other or in between and of course the pickups have the usual neck/bridge/both selector and volume/tone control. Very nice neck, and made in the US.
My Ovation Celebrity that I had bought used. Modified by adding Schaller strap locks, slotted the nut slots and slotted the bridge saddle for an extremely better action, added a solid brass cylinder with 6 holes for the strings to pass through to enhance the tone and sustain (so that I may use slinkier electric guitar strings for string bending) Plays like my Les Paul guitars.
Ovations are great guitars. Period. Used to own a great 1613 Classic, sold it only because the buyer offered 1300 euros for it. I mean, seriously? I couldn't say no to such an offer.
I would happily grab another one in the future.
Picked up this Ovation Legend 1767 today. I’m not much of an acoustic player, seems every time I buy an acoustic it sets in its case, I never play it, and I sell or trade it a few months later.
I’ve owned three other Ovations over the years, and this is the best sounding and playing one that I’ve owned. I’ll keep this one out on a stand. Hopefully play it more often and hang onto it for a while.