Ovation Glen Campbell Acoustic Electric Guitar - Partridge Family - David Cassidy

My review of a classic Ovation guitar from the 70's seen being played by David Cassidy on many episodes of the Partridge Family.

[@kennyjohnson336]

I once had a 6 string Ovation Glen model. I wish I never sold it.

[@dalehamon4295]

I use to own a 14 fret Ovation Legend 12 string. It was a decent guitar

[@robt5818]

I'm glad you mentioned the Partridge Family. At the end of the show it mentions "Guitars and Amplifiers by Ovation". You can still find Ovation guitars and a few amps (apparently not as popular) on the online musical instrument sites. On one episode, it shows Danny Bonaduce "playing" an unusual bass. I looked it up and it was an Ovation Typhoon bass. Also, it shows a super cool electric guitar called the Ovation Deacon. Thanks for sharing!

[@grantman1148]

I have a '69 Glen Campbell six string, non-electric. Had a new neck replaced by Ovation when they were still in New Hartford. Had them refinish it a second time when Delta left it outside my sister-in-law's house in the Connecticut winter. They could fix the soundboard for sure. Took a tour, great facility with cool technology. It was disappointing when I heard they closed the factory. Still play it today.

[@DontCryAboutIt]

Bridge Doctor?

[@marknoe1957]

Sure, your guitar can be fixed.That guy didn't know what he was talking about.Your guitar can be fixed

[@marknoe1957]

Sir please take your guitar to a real lu thier

[@h.markhorton8188]

Partridge Family made some great baroque and sunshine pop. Got no respect.

[@jimmarrer]

12 string guitar players spend half their time tuning and the other half playing out of tune....i have 2;a rick and a guild.