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Description

Step into a piece of musical history with the 1947 Harmony H-50, a semi-hollowbody electric guitar that has charmed generations with its warm, resonant tones. Crafted during the golden age of American guitar manufacturing, the H-50 embodies vintage allure, perfect for musicians who appreciate the classic soundscapes of the mid-20th century. With its distinctive DeArmond "Hershey Bar" pickup, this guitar delivers a rich, mellow sound that's been favored by blues and jazz players alike. The H-50's semi-hollow build offers a natural acoustic resonance, enhancing its expressive tonal range. Whether you're an avid collector or a performing artist, this guitar bridges the past and present, imbuing your music with nostalgic charm and authenticity.

Key Features:

  • Semi-hollowbody construction for enhanced acoustic resonance
  • DeArmond "Hershey Bar" pickup for classic vintage tones
  • Comfortable neck profile suited for a variety of playing styles
  • Original 1947 design, true to its historical roots
  • Ideal for blues, jazz, and rock enthusiasts seeking a vintage sound

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ryanbisson

Workhorse

I'm the 2nd owner of this guitar, my great grandfather being the first owner; this Harmony wants to keep being played and it sounds wonderful.

If you like warm, smooth sounding pickups and a baseball bat neck, this guitar will make you smile. Coming from a company who mass produced guitars, they knew what they were doing to make them last. There has been some structural fixes; some braces needed to be re-glued and I did install a truss rod, I also replaced the original tuners as they were slipping after 63 years. I do have a rattle from the pickup that does come through when it's plugged in but turn up louder and you can out play it. Ha!

I play this guitar at home often, using it for writing and recording with it. With a little love I believe this guitar will last another 70 years.

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