| New
Ozark models |
New models just out include two Ozark 'L'
models. When you pick up these guitars, you'll
have difficulty tearing yourself away from
playing:
3340:
featuring a solid spruce top and vintage tobacco
sunburst finish
3740:
part of the Ozark Deluxe Series featuring
solid mahogany back and sides made from AA
grade timbers and D'Addario EXP strings with
Artec transducer and endpin jack preamp.
The new Ozark Tenor
Guitar is perfect both for guitarists
looking for a different sound and tenor banjo
players. Its sweet tone and superb projection
are already proving irresistible.
Ozark
Travel guitars are now better than ever.
The body has been redesigned, giving the guitar
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| Gary
Moore falls for an Ozark resonator |
Guitarist Gary Moore recently used his Ozark
thinline resonator guitar (3515BTE) on the
first-ever acoustic blues track he has recorded.
His Ozark resonator features on the track
'Sundown' on his latest album: 'Close as You
Get'.
In a recent interview in Guitar Buyer magazine,
Gary Moore talks about why he likes his Ozark
resonator: "I used an Ozark resonator
that I bought in a little store about two
minutes from my house in Hove," Moore
explains. "The guy said to me, 'Try this
little Ozark - they're so cheap but they sound
great'. I really liked it, so I bought it
on the spot and took it home. This was just
before Christmas and I ended up sitting at
home playing it around Christmas to people
in the house. I love the way if you hit it
a little harder it gets twice as loud. It's
really dynamic - if you dig into it it just
suddenly shouts out at you and the sound gets
really loud. The weight is there, but it's
got a much skinnier body than most resonators,
so you can hold it much closer to you and
it's not cumbersome to use."
(from Guitar Buyer magazine Nov 2007) To read
the full interview with Gary Moore, click
here |
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| New
Ozark brochure launches at Music Live |
Ozark had another successful show at Music
Live 2006, the UK's biggest exhibition of
music equipment. The brand new Ozark brochure
was launched at the show, where visitors crowded
onto the stand to pick up copies and inspect
the latest additions to the Ozark range. The
new brochure shows the complete range of Ozark
guitars, banjos, mandolins and folk instruments,
including many new models. It confirms Ozark's
reputation for fine quality, fine workmanship
and unbeatable value.
To receive your new Ozark brochure, send an
email to: ozark@stentor-music.com |
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| Joe
Brown plays Ozark |
'60s pop star Joe Brown recently visited Stentor,
together with his son Pete and his guitarist
Neil Gauntlett, after being impressed by the
Ozark instruments on display at the Music
Live Show. Having tried many models from the
full Ozark range they purchased 3515BTEG and
3515SQ resonator guitars, a 2255 and a 2256
mandolin, and are mulling over adding a 2037
ukulele banjo, a 2257S mandola and a 2244E
'F' model bouzouki. Joe commented that these
were professional standard instruments at
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| Over
180 Ozark Main Dealers |
There are now more than 180 Ozark Main Dealers spread
throughout the UK. This network of shops means you're
never far from experiencing the great sound of an
Ozark guitar, banjo or mandolin. Look up your nearest
dealer by clicking on the map
in the Ozark Main Dealer section. |
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| Ozark
in action |
Chris Leslie of Fairport Convention is the
happy owner of an Ozark mandolin (2255).
Chris also plays an Ozark 'F' model bouzouki
(2244E ).
"The Ozark mandolin feels great to
play.
It's my on-the-road instrument with
Fairport Convention"
- Chris Leslie |
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