Description
Description
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| Finish Details: | Original finish on the body and the back of the neck. The fingerboard has been refinished, and the Harmony logo on the headstock has been covered by black paint. |
| Body Material: | Poplar |
| Body Details: | Hollow poplar body. The body has been routed for two humbuckers. |
| Neck Material: | Poplar |
| Fingerboard Material: | Maple |
| Neck Profile: | "U" profile |
| Neck Thickness (IN): | .94" (1st fret), 1.02" (10th fret) |
| Fingerboard Radius: | 9.50" |
| Nut Width: | 1-5/8" |
| Scale Length: | 24 1/2" |
| Neck Details: | Bolt-on poplar neck with unbound maple fingerboard, dot inlays, and headstock truss rod adjustment. The neck was refretted at some point in the past, and the maple fingerboard was refinished in its natural color. |
| Electronics: | The guitar has been fully rewired, with two unlabeled humbuckers, a 3-way toggle switch, and master volume/tone controls. |
| Pickup Measurements: | 9.8k (neck), 13.5k (bridge) |
| Hardware: | Much of the hardware, aside from the tuners and tailpiece, has been replaced. |
| Weight: | 5lbs 7oz |
| Modifications/Repairs: | -The guitar has been fully rewired with new pickups -The body has been routed for the pickups -Much of the hardware has been replaced -Repaired chip on the bass side of the nut -Non-original frets -The fingerboard has been stripped and refinished -The headstock logo has been covered with black paint |
| Case Details: | Gig Bag |
| Cosmetic Condition: | The guitar shows moderate cosmetic wear, with attractive weather checking on the body, and various small scratches, dents, and dings from use. The back of the body has mild buckle rash. |
| Serial Number: | T88696 |
| Tech Notes: | The guitar plays well with medium action, and is well suited to open chords and slide playing. The truss rod is functional; some inconsistencies in the neck render a few notes buzzy above the 12th fret. The construction appointments date the guitar to the early 1960s. |