Made by Harmony in the USA in 1964, the H22 is a classic hollowbody bass with all the "pop" you could ever imagine. Maple hollowbody construction with a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, it weighs 3kg's. The output jack was relocated and a plate was added to the side for easier access to service the electronics and there's some upgraded Schaller tuners otherwise it appears all original. Currently playing smoothly with flatwound strings, a straight neck and fully adjustable truss, it's in good honest vintage condition as pictured.
Specs from the original catalog below:
"Designed for the guitar or string bass player to "double" on a second instrument. Comfortable Auditorium size-Ultra-Thin hollow Tone Chamber body-laminated maple top and back-celluloid bound edges. Satin-smooth walnut shaded eggshell finish.
Slim Torque-Lok reinforced neck. 15 frets clear of the body. The rosewood fingerboard is comfortably narrow, 1 3/4 in. wide at the nut. Full scale, 30 inches from nut to adjustable bridge. Has fine quality flat wound strings. The pickup was especially designed in cooperation with DeArmond for dual tone and fine response. Finger tip switch provides a choice of full bass or lighter baritone registers. A rosewood finger rest facilitates."
