#Stella harmony guitar pro

The two-tone Red Sunburst finish has faux figuring on the top and back, and the guitar exhibits lots of scuffs and nicks.Ī notably playable example of the H933 that's survived the decades, this Harmony is a fun, USA-made parlor guitar. At least 10 Reverb offers for Stella acoustic guitars Vintage Stella Harmony Acoustic Guitar Stella Honolulu Conservatory 1950s Black Burst Stella Sovereign. The bridge has a piece of fretwire for a saddle, resulting in a tone that has nice top end snap.

The body has plenty of charm, with painted-on binding and pinstriping, original plastic screw-on pickguard, and a pin-less ebonized maple bridge that anchors the ball end bronze strings. The headstock has a clean 'Stella - Harmony' silkscreen and original open-gear tuning machines with white buttons. It has very cool 'H' inlays in the rosewood fingerboard for position markers (they used regular 'dots' on this model a couple years later. The lower bout is only 13.5 inches across. A really clean and extremely well playing Harmony. Preserving the legacy of the old Oscar Schmidt Company, makers of Stella Guitars. 70's HARMONY STELLA H6128 Made in USA Rare Model Parlor Guitar AC114HARMONY STELLA H6128 Made in USA Acoustic Parlor Guitar Nice sound, blues like.

#Stella harmony guitar pro

This is considered a ' parlour ' sized or 3/4 size guitar, and it has a 24 1/4 inch scale. Here for sale is a Stella Harmony 12 String Sunburst Acoustic Guitar from the 1960’s. Vintage 1969 Harmony Fender Headstock Stella 3/4 Size Parlor Acoustic Pro Setup Original Gigbag. The scale length is 24' and the nut measures 1 3/4' in width. This is an almost '50-year-old' Harmony H6130 guitar made circa 1972. The guitar plays cleanly all the way up the neck with notably low action, and only the last three frets near the soundhole have some splatty notes, beyond the point on the neck where any reasonable human would play this guitar. Founded in 1892 by Wilhelm Schultz a German immigrant from Hamburg. They made many types of stringed instruments, including ukuleles, acoustic and electric guitars, and violins.

The neck has a big chunky C profile with an 'ebonized' maple fretboard and original brass frets that show zero wear. Harmony was one of the most successful guitar makers in the USA, manufacturing most all of their guitars in Chicago during the peak years in the mid 1960s. The birch body has a warm and barking tone with projection consistent with its size, and while it may not take you to the Grand Ol Opry, it will at least take you back to Christmas morning in the late '60s. High-end Harmony flat tops feature solid mahogany and solid spruce. One of the more visually stylized and less common Harmony parlor guitars of the '60s, the H933 was introduced in 1967 and featured a batwing pickguard and more Fender-esque headstock shape with six-on-a-side tuners. Harmony Stella guitars usually have a poplar neck with a dyed maple or birch fingerboard. Stella was acquired by the Harmony Company. Up for sale, a 1960's Stella by Harmony parlor guitar model H933 in 100% original condition. Kurt Cobain of Nirvana played an acoustic Stella guitar on the recording of the song Polly from the Nevermind album.