This late 1960s Harmony H162 features an expertly executed X-brace conversion. It is equipped with a custom bone nut and a compensated saddle, along with a Journey EP001k piezo pickup.

Make sure to check out the video at the bottom of this listing for a rundown of the instrument with inside photos, and demos of the acoustic and plugged-in sound.

A neck reset has been performed on this guitar. The frets have undergone leveling, crowning, and meticulous fine-tuning to eliminate any fret buzz.

The original tuners have been reconditioned through deoxidization, cleaning, and lubrication. They now operate smoothly and maintain tuning effectively.

All original tuners, bushings, the truss rod cover, and the pickguard are present. The instrument boasts a solid spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, and a Brazilian rosewood fretboard and bridge.

This instrument is truly exceptional, offering remarkable resonance, a well-balanced and rich tonal quality, precise intonation, comfortable action, effortless playability, a clean and clear direct electric sound, and good looks too.