Ovation Magnum Neck

Welcome. No pics, no bass.

 

I doubt you will find any. But, contact Ovation and see if they can help.

 

Ovation, when it was owned by Kaman Corporation, had a cracker jack crew. They were extremely helpful. No matter the question they had an answer. Now they are owned by FMIC. Someone else will have to speak to that.

Call them.

In the meantime, details on the malady accompanied by images will get you more specific advice.

 

Thank you for the update.

We assume that no sarcasm is implied in wishing the OP luck.

 

You won't. Sorry.

 

You may have to hang out on Ebay until one comes around....or fix the break. You haven't said how or where it is "broken."

One man's "broken" is another man's basic weekend project. Tell us more, and be specific.

 

To me, if you want to keep the instrument as original as possible, you should repair the original neck. A headstock break shouldn't be a big deal. Are you unhappy with the repair that you've done?

It's very unlikely that you are going to find a replacement neck.

 

The headstock is broken in a corner?

That's usually a minor repair that a good tech can make invisible, or nearly so. I sure wouldn't consider it to be a "broken neck."

 

It will probably take years of searching until a neck without the body shows up. I can happen, but this was a pretty rare bass.

 

To keep the Bass as original as possible, you would need to keep the ORIGINAL neck, you'll never find another neck for that thing so If you don't like the aesthetics of the repair (assuming the repair is structurally sound) take it to a Luthier