H64
Electric hollowbody - Sunburst
Production year(s) : 1967-1970 (other years possible, not verified)

2 "enlarged mustache" pickups, Bigsby vibrato - H64 replace the H74 in the new 1967 range, but with full double cutaway. In the family of late H60 and H61 Meteors, and later H671, main differnce being the added Bigsby.

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Scale

24"1/4

615 mm

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• Dave - 2005-12-31
  I have an H64, It playes wonderfull.The keys are not original; but I have them, It's really cool!My Mom bought it in 1987 as a Christmas gift for 35$. I have more exspensive guitar's, but this one is my favorite! It play's so smooth.
• Frankie - 2008-02-03
  My dad gave me this guitar as my first electric, mine is 1968 model. It is really a nice guitar, it sounds great, and plays good too. Mine hasn't been played on hardly at all.
• Sam - 2008-09-06
  I have this model with the Bigsby tremolo, and it has the most wonderfully balanced sound I've heard in any guitar. Very smooth sounding.
  I've played so many guitars in my lifetime, and I have to say this knocks out any 335 style guitar I've ever seen!
• bquinn - 2010-02-15
  I bought one a few months back and it is becoming one of my favourite guitars. I also play a Gretsch and a Ric.
  The pickups just sound perfect for that old school sound I seem to be wanting to play. The guitar has a feeling and a sound that is infectious.
  Is it any good, I don't know and I don't care. It feels great in your hands. It sounds perfect when I play (mellow, microphonic, awesome with distortion, very Black Keys at times) and all my friends that play can't put it down.
  So yes its a good guitar.
  40 years later and it hold up really well. Of course you do spend your life putting it back in tune.
  One thing, I did have to have the nut shimmed and re-cut, as well as grounding the pups so they hum less. Seemed to work.
  If you see one pick it up.