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I’m getting this bad boy tomorrow .
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03-10-2018 12:08 AM
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Looking forward to a full report. That's a classic in its own right.
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So he wanted $450cad with the amp but I don’t really care about the amp so a friend who wants the amp has offered to split it 50/50 so I’m only paying $225 out of pocket
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Originally Posted by citizenk74
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Vintage Harmony gits are cool finds. Play it in good health.
Here's a site every Harmony fan should be aware of...
Harmony guitars database
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GREAT guitar. Enjoy.
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I had a red rocket in the sixties. It was a great guitar. A few years ago, I bought one just like the one I had many years ago. Really nice. I attached a picture of me with mine in the old days (plugged into a tweed champ that was covered in black mactac).
Keith
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Nice! SO many people painted or covered both tweed and white Tolex Fender amps when Fender switched to black.
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One of these eons I'm gonna pick up an H1214....my Mom had one as a kid in the '50s and it was the first guitar I ever even attempted to play. I have no clue what became of it.
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And along came Betty. Excellent!
Also love the picture of Keith!
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Congrats on the find!
Forgive my ignorance here, but is that a bolt-on neck? Not every day you see that on an archtop - even a thin line.
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love the old harmony rockets (and meteors-early keith richards)...anything cooler than the white cupcake knobs??
a little shim in the neck pocket will let you drop that bridge a bit...and of course the tune-a-matic is not original
great guitar
enjoy
cheers
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Originally Posted by Greentone
Keith
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Originally Posted by floatingpickup
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Originally Posted by silvertonebetty
Keith
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Originally Posted by floatingpickup
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My first guitar on my renewed guitar playing journey after a 40 year hiatus was a Silvertone Jupiter 1423 I bought for $11.99 CDN in a thrift store, no case and it needed new strings so I thought the price was fair. It was in fabulous cosmetic and playable condition and refired my passion . It's subsequent sale seeded a number of up/side grades
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Will
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Originally Posted by WillMbCdn5
Keith
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Congrats, that guitar has some mojo going on. Enjoy her.
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So After 3 days here’s my verdict . The neck is narrow and slightly smaller and that is nice . I can wrap my hand around it and use my thumb for cording if I needed to . The action is super low without buzz . The lowest I’ve seen in years . The gold foil pickups have a vary unique voice to them . I’m not much of a fan of the bridge pickup but the neck pickup it’s like o my . It’s a single coil that doesn’t sound like it’s starving for tone . It is fat and juicy and clear , takes a over driven amp well . Tonally it reminds me of bands like queens of the Stone Age , arctic monkeys , stoned foxes ect . If you have the chance to get one don’t pass it up. Ps I also cleaned the fretboard yuck
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The gold foil p'ups used in old Harmony guitars were, in my view their best attribute. I use my old Harmony H48 Stratotone Mercury for slide playing. Sounds great, especially overdriven.
It is rumored that some Harmony guitars had Brazilian Rosewood fretboards...since that what was readily available back in the '60's. Yours is very dark, so can't see much wood grain...but ya never know...
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Originally Posted by Gitfiddler
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