NEW HARTFORD — Darren Wallace’s co-workers thought he was foolish, spending hundreds of hours of his own time, early mornings and Saturdays, mucking around at the Ovation Guitars plant that ...

The shop opened in 1967 after Charles Kaman, an engineer who founded Bloomfield-based aerospace company Kaman Corp., developed the first Ovation guitar. Kaman died in 2011. Advertisement ...

Ovation guitar factory in western Connecticut will be closing in June after 47 years. ... The company's website shows pictures of many music legends playing Ovations, including Simon, ...

The shop opened in 1967 after Charles Kaman, an engineer who founded Bloomfield-based aerospace company Kaman Corp., developed the first Ovation guitar. Kaman died in 2011.

The Ovation guitar factory in New Hartford, Conn. -- the only U.S. plant that currently makes the iconic guitars -- will close in June, its parent company Fender announced Wednesday.

The innovative concept began brewing about five years ago when Rick Hall, Ovation Guitars product manager and others at the Bloomfield-based company, discussed the possibility of developing a ...

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 years and ...

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 years and ...

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 years and ...

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 ...