Harris Musical Products is the home of Picks by the Pound brand guitar picks and musical accessories. The Harris family has been supplying fine products to the musical instrument industry since the inception of the Harris-Fandel Co. in Boston in 1937.
Now an industry staple and worldwide supplier of assorted musical instrument necessities such as:
Guitar Picks – Guitar Strings – Guitar Capos – Acoustic Guitar Pick-ups – Guitar Cleaning Products – Guitar Straps – Drumsticks – Tambourines – Clarinet and Alto saxophone Reeds and much much more.
Harris brands include:
Picks by the Pound.
Feel no Fret.
Famous # 351.
Buckaroo
Sticks by the Pound
Narragansett Music Education
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I recently picke up this Fandal guitar with the serial #2117307 was wondering what model it is and if possible how much its worth, or if you can put me in touch with anyone who can help me thanks Kevin
Kevin – is this a retro-looking Hofner knock-off? I had one in the early 70’s. Not worth a lot at the time – I bought mine for $35 in 1969, sold it in 1974 for the same price, in Michigan. I’m trying to track that old bass down, if possible, for a repurchase.
Steve
I also have a fandel base. It is black with a white pick guard, Hollow body. It has nylon covered strings, set up to sound like an up-write acoustic. It is in mint condition. I use it alot. I’ld like to know what it is worth.
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I played a Fandel bass some some 30 years ago; sold it during my college years to pay tuition. It was designed to look a lot like the Hofner. Are you interested in selling this bass?
howmuch is a fandel bass worth and who made them in what year
Keith – are you the guy from Michigan that I talked to a few years back, regarding a Fandel Bass? Do you still have it?
Steve
We were recently given an old Fandel electric bass guitar and wanted to find out more information about it. The guitar is in excellent condition to look at and very retro, but when plugged in doesn’t do anything. It even has its original cord and custom shaped case. We tried it in our bass amp, and also with a new cable, but no sound.