That process can now be streamlined, thanks to the merger of new technology with a classical guitar. The innovative concept began brewing about five years ago when Rick Hall, Ovation Guitars ...

I thought that because my classical guitar had nylon strings and I couldn’t do certain things on it that I would be able to do on the Ovation with steel strings.” Shiny Black was O’Connell ...

The width of the neck lets you do this too. Back in the day, the Ovation neck was based around the classical guitar neck, so the nut width would have been even greater at about 52mm, though in this ...

They have performed as guest artists at the Montgomery Guitar Festival, the Second Annual Mesquite Festival, "Classical Minds," the Guitar festival at the University of Houston's Moores School of ...

Little did I know that I was also in for a delightful concert too. Jim Lenn was the speaker/singer at the presentation, about Ovation guitars, an acoustic guitar that built here in Connecticut that ...

Acoustic and classical guitars look very similar, both made of wood, both with six strings, and both with the familiar guitar shape with a curved body and long neck. But there are key differences that ...

He started to become interested in classical style guitars. Unlike your typical acoustic guitar, classical guitars have strings made of nylon rather than steel and have wider fretboards due to the ...