1960s Harmony H22 Bass

[mgauction]

Classic Features:

Color: Sunburst
Single cutaway semi-hollowbody
Celluloid binding
White “bat wing” pickguard replacement
One DeArmond Gold Tone pickup
30” scale bolt-on neck
20-fret ebonized maple dot inlay fingerboard
Two-per-side Waverly tuners
Adjustable rosewood bridge
Rosewood tailpiece
Coil tap push-pull selector and white cupcake knobs

Click here for several high resolution photos: Harmony H22 pictures by mgauction - Photobucket


No breaks or cracks. Normal scratches & scrapes throughout for this 40+year old bass. The new reissues are made in Asia, have an MSRP of $999 and don’t sound anywhere as good as a vintage original. New flatwound strings. Comes with gig bag. Domestic shipping - $35, more for international. $599 obo.

[kenny ames]

Have a '64 H-22. These things are great bump!

[Dentron]

Had one a long time ago. I liked it a lot.

[mgauction]

Sold, pending payment!

[Jerry J]

This was a give-away price. The originals are worth way more than the re-issues. I would sell mine for twice your asking price or just keep it as it is a killer bass for blues and rockabilly.

[fenderhutz]

Man I got one for 40 bucks with a chipboard case 17 years ago. Never wish I sold it.

[mgauction]

Originally Posted by Jerry J

This was a give-away price. The originals are worth way more than the re-issues. I would sell mine for twice your asking price or just keep it as it is a killer bass for blues and rockabilly.

What a dork

[Jerry J]

Wow I must have been mis-understood. Or do you just like to call people names?

I was just basically saying that the buyer got a really super deal on a great bass.

I have an original H-22 which I think is a much better bass than the re-issues.