OVATION CUSTOM BALLADEER ACOUSTIC (MODEL 1112)

Overview

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  • acoustic guitars

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Dates of manufacture: 

1976 to 1990

The CUSTOM BALLADEER ACOUSTIC (MODEL 1112) was made between 1976 and 1990

Specifications

Prices (16)

DatePriceConditionNameComments
1999$280good
1988$100good
2016$300.00good
2016$225excellent
1980$500newallen
1976$350newallen
1976$475good
2007$350goodRussellCrack below the bridge normal wear and tear. Plays great. Comes with original hard case. Strap, picks, capo, new string s and tuner. Tough to learn on though.
1978$300excellentDanielThis guitar is a 1112-1 acoustic. My step-mother & I bought it for my Daddy from the original owner, who was a co-worker of Dad's - inexpensive 3-clasp case included. Dad played this guitar a lot for a few years, then occasionally for the rest of his life. It only ever left the house a few times, & that was for travel to friends' & relatives' homes. The guitar's in natural condition; no restoration work's ever been done. In other words, it's well-played & worn but damage free. Additional info: Dad played electric guitars on the bandstand & relied on acoustics for at-home pickin' (practice, serenading his wife, playin' along with Chet or Roy on TV, or Andrés on CD, etc. Also, he was fastidious about maintenance, including neck, nut, bridge, etc.)
1977$500newBarbara whiteInterested in selling. Acoustic/Electric.
1976$100excellent
1982$735.00new
1979$450new
1976$100new
1987$525goodJohn W# 195209
1982€250excellent

Reviews (2)

OVATION CUSTOM BALLADEER ACOUSTIC (MODEL 1112) reviewed by Dave G

4
Average: 4 (1 vote)
I question your timeline. I bought my Model 1112-1 in 1973.

OVATION CUSTOM BALLADEER ACOUSTIC (MODEL 1112) reviewed by Bob

5
Average: 5 (1 vote)
I guess I've had this guitar for thirty nine years. Bought it new, Top hit the coffee table in 1985 and cracked. Kaman factory in Connecticut replaced the top for $100. Guitar is still in knew condition with barely a scratch and plays exceptionally easy. Great for smaller fingers as it has a narrow and shallow neck. Sound is unmistakably clear but not too boastful - kind of sweet, I think it is a female version. I have a 1994 Gibson J-30 Montana (rich sounding but hard to play), a Taylor 416 (great sound and reasonably easy to play) and a Martin DC16GTE (mediocre) also ha a Takamine DG334-CE which will be the first to go when I need firewood.

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