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HARTFORD >> A Connecticut factory that produced Ovation guitars for nearly a half-century before closing last year will resume making the renowned instruments, thanks to the efforts of factory ...

Ovation Guitars is back in business in New Hartford and the grand reopening was headlined by the legendary band REO Speedwagon. The band took the stage with lead singer Kevin Cronin strumming the ...

I went to the Manchester Public Library on a chilly Monday evening to hear a lecture about the Connecticut-made guitar that saved the music industry. Little did I know that I was also in for a ...

The Ovation guitar, the curved-back acoustic model beloved by stars like John Lennon and Paul Simon, will no longer be made in the United States. Fender Musical Instruments Corp., one of the largest ...

A Connecticut factory that produced Ovation guitars for nearly a half century before closing last year will resume making the renowned instruments, thanks to the efforts of factory employees.

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — An Ovation guitar factory in the western Connecticut hills that produced instruments for music legends from Paul Simon to Cat Stevens to Glen Campbell will be closing in June ...

HARTFORD — The Connecticut factory that produced Ovation guitars for nearly a half-century before closing last year will resume making the renowned instruments, thanks to the efforts of factory ...

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