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H60 - Electric Archtop Cutaway
Electric Archtop - Sunburst
1 pickup - full size body (3,5") - H60 model number was later used on a Meteor thin line

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Family : Jazzbox with P13 pickup

Other brands : H60 Electric Archtop Cutaway was also sold as Silvertone S1352

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Original catalog description

[1955 catalog]
Electric Spanish Cutaway
Fine precision-made model with outstanding beauty of appearance and performance. Improved "Tone Emphasizer" pickup has individual magnetic adjustment for each string. Grand Auditorium size. Heavy edge bindings and inlays. Pearlette inlaid rosewood headpiece and fingerboard, with smooth sweep into cutaway for easy fingering to 20th fret. Skillfully shaded highly polished lasting modern finish. Use with either amplifier shown (H194, H204). Guitar : $125.00. C60 Carrying case, $20.00.

Original price

  1955 : $125.00

Verified production year(s) : 1954-1955
others years possible, not verified.

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  • Drew Vics - 2005-12-30
    I own a Harmony H60 Meteor, double cutaway acoustic/electric. It's styled after a Gibson ES335.
    This was my first electric, I've had it since my early teens. Great guitar. Still plays well, with some minor upgrades required.
    I wonder why Harmony made such a straight neck, tough to switch back and forth from other guitars with a more tapered neck. My fingers keep slipping off the fretboard on higher notes :)
    Still a beauty though. A classic for sure.
  • dave - 2007-05-05
    anybody know where you can get the original bridge for the guitar, lefty model?
  • Blake DeKalb - 2007-08-19
    A great-playing, great-sounding, great-looking, and AFFORDABLE vintage jazz box. Plug one of these into an old tube amp, and you're back in 1952!

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