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Sold out Harmony Standard Jupiter Thinline Electric Guitar with Case, Sky Blue $1,699.00 -
Harmony Series 6 H620 Tube Combo Amp, 20 Watt $749.00 -
Sold out 2021 Harmony Juno Electric Guitar, Champagne w/SC - Used $849.99 -
Sold out 2020 Harmony Silhouette Electric Guitar, Slate w/Mono Soft Case - Used $899.99 -
Sold out 2023 Harmony Jupiter Thinline Electric Guitar, Space Black w/Gig Bag - Used $899.99 -
Sold out Harmony Standard Jupiter Thinline Electric Guitar with Case, Space Black $1,699.00 -
Sold out Harmony Comet Electric Guitar With Case, Rosewood, Sunburst $1,799.00 -
Sold out Harmony Series 6 H605 Tube Combo Amp, 5 Watt $599.00 -
Sold out Harmony Silhouette Electric Guitar Pearl White $1,299.00 -
Sold out Harmony Comet Electric Guitar, Rosewood Fingerboard, Midnight Blue $1,799.00 -
Harmony Standard Silhouette Electric Guitar w/ Bigsby, Space Black $1,699.00 Add to cart -
Sold out Harmony Silhouette Electric Guitar w/Bigsby, Rosewood Fingerboard, Burgundy $1,699.00 -
Sold out '60s Harmony Reso-Tone Banjo w/Chipboard Case - Used $324.99 -
Sold out Harmony Standard Jupiter Thinline Electric Guitar with Case, Cherry $1,699.00 -
Sold out Harmony Factory Special Standard Silhouette Electric Guitar, 3-Tone Sunburst $1,299.00 -
Sold out Harmony Factory Special Comet Electric Guitar, Space Black with MONO Case $1,499.00 -
Sold out Harmony Standard Silhouette Electric Guitar, Rosewood, Slate, With Case $1,499.00 -
Sold out Harmony Standard Juno Electric Guitar, Rosewood, Rose, With Case $1,499.00 -
Sold out Harmony Rebel Electric Guitar, Ebony, Burgundy - Used $974.99 -
Sold out Harmony Standard Silhouette Electric Guitar With Case, Rosewood, Champagne $1,499.00 -
Sold out Harmony Comet Electric Guitar With Case, Rosewood, Trans Red $1,799.00 -
Harmony Series 6 H650 Tube Combo Amp, 50 Watt $999.00 -
Sold out Harmony 1966 Monterey Two Tone Sunburst With OHSC - Used $599.99 -
Sold out Harmony 1960 Rocket Sunburst With Hard Case - Used $1,199.99
Harmony is one of the oldest legacy brand names in the musical instrument world. Since its founding in 1892 the brand has created various instruments to meet the demands of players the world over. They have produced ukuleles, banjos, acoustic guitars, electric guitars, and guitar amplifiers. Harmony often served as the first guitar for future stars during the heyday of rock and roll. It’s estimated that they produced over 9 million guitars from the mid-40s to the mid-70s. Popular models included the Statotone and the Rocket, while other brands names such as Stella came out of the same factory. The company ended operations in 1975. Recently the Harmony name staged a comeback with a line of electric guitars made by the skilled craftspeople of the famed 225 Parsons Street Factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan. These guitars boast the fit and finish one would expect from the legacy factory, paired with a price point more in line with an import guitar. Russo Music is proud to be part of the next chapter for Harmony Guitars.
























