1960s Harmony Alden H45 is a lightweight, Chicago-made electric guitar often featuring a black lacquer finish with sparkles, a single DeArmond "Hershey Bar" pickup, and a semi-hollow or chambered birch body. Known for its warm, punchy tone, it features a short-scale maple neck with a non-adjustable steel reinforced rod.
Body: Lightweight semi-hollow or hollow chambered birch body, in a black lacquer finish.
Pickup: A single DeArmond gold foil "Hershey Bar" pickup, known for clear and punchy vintage tones.
Neck: Maple neck with an ebonized maple or rosewood fretboard, often featuring a 24-inch scale length and a substantial "thick" profile.
Controls: Simple layout featuring one volume and one tone knob, along with a slide switch to bypass the tone circuit for brighter sounds.
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