little bit of help

fleahorse
fleahorse Posts: 50
edited July 2008 in Musicians and Gearheads
my friend was given an old acoustic guitar, and we've been trying to find out some infomation about it.

All we know is that it is a Harmony Nevada, harmony being the brand. Its got a "Made in the USA" on it, and it has an 8 digit number inside the guitar.

I thought this number might be a serial number. It could also be a phone number, but that'd be just wierd.

So basically i was wondering if anyone had any infomation about these guitars.
Like if there is a website where u can punch in a serial number etc.

Cheers
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  • jcmark611
    jcmark611 Posts: 93
    Call them and find out.

    http://www.harmonyguitars.com/contact.asp
  • Anon
    Anon Posts: 11,175
    this will help you out

    Most acoustic Harmony instruments have a serial number stamped on the inside of the body (tone chamber). The mark will look something like 4533H1215, The 4533 represents the production number, the H stands for Harmony of course, the 1215 is the model number. Serial numbers are harder to find on electric models. Some have a label on the inside of the hollowbody electrics that have the serial number, other than that, look under the pickguard of pickups. This site contains a general guide to identifying Harmony Instruments.

    http://www.broadwaymusicco.com/Harmony25.htm
  • fleahorse
    fleahorse Posts: 50
    thanks, thatll help

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