Alden H-45 Stratotone

$649.00 Price Tier: Standard

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If you're hunting for a guitar that embodies vintage charm with modern playability, look no further than the Alden H-45 Stratotone. Originally crafted in the 1960s for Alden Department Stores, this solid body electric guitar combines an old-school vibe with impressive updates that make it a must-have for today's musician. With its distinctive single-cutaway design, the Stratotone not only looks the part but delivers a sound that's both warm and punchy, perfect for a wide array of musical styles.

Refretted and equipped with a new nut, this guitar ensures smooth and effortless playability, keeping you in tune and engaged, whether you're on stage or in the studio. While the guitar doesn’t come with a case, its robust build and durable finish promise reliability, no matter where your musical journey takes you. A perfect companion for both seasoned players and aspiring guitarists, the Alden H-45 Stratotone stands out for its iconic retro aesthetics and unmatched tonal versatility.

Key Features:

Single-cutaway solid body electric guitar
Distinctive vintage design from the 1960s
Refretted with a new nut for enhanced playability
Versatile tone suitable for various musical genres
Robust construction for enduring performance

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itsthelve

over 9 years ago

Mars Tuxedo 19060s

Lianna La Havas plays one of these and I've always been impressed with her warm guitar sound. These guitars (Alden) were Harmony-budget guitars in the sixties, produced for supermarkets. But basically they simply are Harmony-guitars. Killer looks with the gold sparkle, killer tone with the DeArmond pick-up. Very fat neck which I like. These guitars are not expensive and lesser-known, a gem and my best advice for those looking for a very good not too expensive vintage guitar!

jimmarchi1

41029

9 years ago over 9 years ago

only the single pickup version? bummer, the bridge sound on these is wicked.... highly underrated in these days of folks slapping gold foils at the necks of their teles

anyway, with respect, we prefer members don't create their own pro pages.... if someone else creates it and an artist wants to populate it themselves or edit other people's submissions we really love that, but there's supposed to be a vetting process for pro pages, its just not well implemented... there's just too many relative unknowns cluttering the server with pro pages they created for themselves to link in their EPK as a promotional tool and it gets hard to weed things out!

the admins are currently undertaking a project to make the user pages uniform with the pro pages with categories, etc, so if you created the pro page to help with organization it will all be resolved shortly

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