Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

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Re: Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

Postby Hendrik » Fri Dec 02, 2011 3:14 pm

The seller is lucky! The price is already hitting the $1000 with still two days to go... I wouldn't be surprised if it's reaching $1.500.

Potential buyers have now the choice on eBay:
1. A real Baldwin 801CP with original Prismatone (but without the battery-box) for $10.000
2. A very good alternative, Harmony H-174 with Prismatone II pickup starting at $75

Hard choice.... :lol:

Curious: how many people here on the board have a Baldwin 801CP?
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Re: Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

Postby jay » Fri Dec 02, 2011 10:21 pm

I would assume the Harmony seller is getting a tremendous return on his investment. Sam should start buying up a bunch of 174's...
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Re: Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

Postby RonBloor » Sat Dec 03, 2011 6:46 am

jay wrote:I would assume the Harmony seller is getting a tremendous return on his investment. Sam should start buying up a bunch of 174's...

After a neck reset, complete refret and one of Sam's Prisimatones... I doubt the seller will recover his investment!! But what do I know? (Rhetorical question :))
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Re: Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

Postby PhilHunt » Sat Dec 03, 2011 8:41 am

I couldn't resist to send a message to the seller on ebay with the 801CP that his price of $10,000 joke. I sent him a message that he needs to start it off lower and then maybe he'll get some bids. Needless to say he didn't like what I had to say to him and sent me a "nasty gram". Oh well, I'd rather buy Steves' H-174 that has already been set up by Mark Piper anyday and has one of Sams' pickups on it. I'd love to get my hands on a H-174 or another Baldwin and chop it like Jerry's.
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Re: Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

Postby bill park » Sat Dec 03, 2011 9:02 am

If you click on the "11 Bids" link, you'll see that the last two bidders have "0" and "1" feedback scores. Not a real good sign for that deal to go through successfully, so I'd have doubts if I were the seller. Good Luck to him/her though... if they collect $1000 for a Harmony guitar, maybe the recession really is over... :?
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Re: Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

Postby craigdobbins » Sat Dec 03, 2011 2:13 pm

Bill-

I hear H177's are going for $37.50 these days. ;)

Craig

P.S. I've been keeping mine in open E flat lately (open D, 1/2 step higher). That guitar just seems to "like" being tuned a half step low.
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Re: Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

Postby Texican65 » Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:07 am

Boy I hope for that price that Harmony sounds good acoustically! If not....plug it in!!!!! Ya Phil....I wanted to send that seller a message too. 10,000 is insane for sure.....and he says that his guitar doesnt come with the battery-powered pre-amp that some people used....dont they ALL have the preamp??? I think he means the batterybox. Needless to say...he doesnt know as much as he thinks....fool. I've got a couple of 174's I plan on doing something with here soon.

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Re: Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

Postby Texican65 » Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:14 am

Craig...those 177's are pretty much a Baldwin too......they're super nice. I just gave one to a friend....hopefully he will do something with it. I think yours is worth mentioning.....wasnt it a gift from somebody special also?


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Re: Harmony 174 w/Prismatone on the bay

Postby PhilHunt » Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:29 am

I see ol' Steve got $1,300 for his H-174 on ebay.
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