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1960s Harmony H54 Rocket II Red Burst
Reverb
$1,529.00
- similar to the H 53/1 Rocket I, except features 2 Goldentone pickups, 2 volume/2 tone controls, 3-way pickup selector switch (mounted on diamond-shaped plate on lower treble bout), length 40.5 in., body width 15.75 in., body thickness 2 i...
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- similar to the H 53 Rocket I, except has two covered pickups, four knobs (two v, two tone), pickup selector switch mounted on a diamond-shaped plate on upper treble bout, disc. 1968.
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- similar to the H 54 Rocket II, except features a vibrato tailpiece, mfg. 1966-68.
- similar to H 53 Rocket I, except features a GoldenTone exposed pole piece pickup, available in Red or Sunburst finish, length 40.5 in., body width 15 .75 in., body thickness 2", mfg. 1969-1972 (as H 53/1), 1973-75 (as H 654).
- similar to the H 53/1 Rocket I, except features 3 Goldentone pickups, 3 volume/3 tone controls, 4 way pickup selector switch (mounted on lower treble bout), length 40.5 in., body width 15.75 in., body thickness 2 in., mfg. 1969-1970.
- single cutaway hollow hardwood body, celluloid body binding, two f-holes, 20-fret ebonized maple fingerboard with white dot markers, three-per-side Waverly tuners, adjustable bridge/tailpiece, raised white pickguard (marked Harmony), sing...
- similar to the H 53 Rocket I, except features three covered pickups, six knobs (three volume and three tone controls in a single row along lower treble bout), four-way pickup selector switch on upper treble bout, disc. 1968.
- similar to the H 54/1 Rocket II, except features a vibrato tailpiece, length 40.5 in., body width 15.75 in., body thickness 2 in., mfg. 1969-1972 (as H 56/1), 1973-75 (as H 656).
