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. Four ...

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 ...

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 ...

For years, musicians composing music on their guitars had to pause after creating a new riff, remember the notes, and then write them down on sheet music. That process can now be streamlined, thanks ...

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.

NEW HARTFORD >> Kevin Cronin and two of his REO Speedwagon band mates came to town Monday to help Ovation officially celebrate the re-launch of its American-made guitar line. “To be an American ...

Gear 2021: Following on from Mesa/Boogie's move to Gibson, an iconic name in acoustic guitar has found a new home with GEWA music's announcement that it has acquired the Ovation brand from Drum ...

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 ...

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 ...

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HARTFORD >> 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 after 47 ...