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Description
Dive into the retro vibe with the Harmony H27, a bass that harks back to the golden era of the late '60s. This electric bass stands out with its hollow body design and dual GoldenTone pickups, offering a rich, warm sound that's as versatile as it is distinctive. Whether you're laying down the groove in a jazz ensemble or driving the rhythm in a rock band, the H27 delivers with flair. Its Sunburst finish and classic aesthetics aren’t just about looks; they’re a nod to a legacy of musical innovation. With simplicity and functionality at its core, this bass guitar brings the past into the present with undeniable style and performance.
Key Features:
- Dual GoldenTone pickups for versatile, warm sound
- Hollow body design reminiscent of the late '60s era
- Two volume and two tone knobs for precise sound shaping
- Four in a line Waverly tuners for stable tuning
- Iconic Sunburst finish for a classic look
Product specs
| Brand | Harmony |
| Model | H-27 |
| Finish | Sunburst |
| Year | 1960s |
| Categories | 4-String Basses |
| Active / Passive Pickups | Passive Pickups |
| Active Preamp | No Preamp |
| Body Shape | Double Cutaway |
| Color Family | Brown |
| Finish Pattern | Sunburst |
| Fretboard Material | Rosewood |
| Number of Frets | 20 |
| Number of Strings | 4-String |
| Pickup Configuration | HH |
| Right / Left Handed | Right Handed |
FAQs
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What type of pickups does the Harmony H27 bass guitar have?
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The Harmony H27 is equipped with passive pickups in a dual humbucker (HH) configuration, providing a warm and full-bodied sound suitable for various musical styles.
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How many frets does the Harmony H27 bass guitar have?
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The Harmony H27 features 20 frets, offering a comfortable range for both rhythm and lead bass playing.
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Is the Harmony H27 bass guitar suitable for beginners?
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While the Harmony H27 is a vintage model that may appeal more to collectors and experienced players, its straightforward design and passive pickups can also be suitable for beginners interested in classic bass tones.
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What is the body shape of the Harmony H27 bass guitar?
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The Harmony H27 features a double cutaway body shape, which allows for easier access to the upper frets, enhancing playability for lead and solo performances.
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What material is used for the fretboard on the Harmony H27 bass guitar?
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The fretboard of the Harmony H27 is made from rosewood, known for its smooth feel and warm tonal characteristics.
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In this GQ interview you can see Mac playing a Harmony H-27 bass guitar, you can also see him playing it on his secret YouTube channel “Cam Tony”.
In this lip-synced performance of "Tin Soldier" in 1967, Ronnie Lane can be seen playing his Harmony H-27. The bass is clearly visible at 1:25 onwards.
According to Vintage Guitar Magazine, Ronnie bought his H-27 right when it was released in 1966 from Boozey & Hawkes’ display stand at the British Music Trade Show. "Plonk has gone for the very first of a new line in harmony Bass guitars," reported Beat Instrumental.
Ronnie stated that "the sound I want is chunky and sharp," something this bass could bring to Small Faces.
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