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- similar to the Legend, except has a deep contour body and LX upgrades including enhanced scalloped LX bracing, advanced neck system, Ovation Original Patented Pickup, and Op-Pro preamp, available in Black, Natural, or Trans. Burgundy fini...
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- similar to the Legend Electric, except has stereo electronics, available in Nutmeg finish, mfg. 1979-1988.
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- similar to Legend Cutaway electric, except has 12-string configuration, available in Black, Cherry Cherryburst, or Natural finish, mfg. 1989-2004, 2006-07.
- similar to the Legend, except in 12-string configuration, available in Amber Burst (2007 only), Black, or Natural finish, mfg. 2005-2010.
- similar to Legend Electric, except in 12-string configuration, available in Cherry Cherryburst or Natural finish, mfg. 1982-1993.
- similar to the Legend, except has LX upgrades including enhanced scalloped LX bracing, advanced neck system, Ovation Original Patented Pickup, and Op-Pro preamp, available in Black, Cherry Cherry Burst (disc.), Natural, Red Tear Drop, or...
- similar to the Legend LX Deep Contour (Model 2077LX), except in 12-string configuration, available in Black or Natural finish, mfg. summer 2007-2010.
- similar to the Legend Cutaway Electric, except has a shallow bowl, mfg. 1982-1990.
- similar to the Legend AX, except in 12-string configuration with six-per-side gold tuners, available in Black finish, 25.25 in. scale, mfg. 2013-present.
- single cutaway deep-depth bowl, AA solid Sitka spruce top, scalloped X bracing, round soundhole with pearl oak leaf rosette, multi-ply binding, five-piece mahogany/maple neck, 14/20-fret bound ebony fingerboard with abalone dot and diamon...
