1994 Heritage H150 Sunburst

Heritage H 150 Sunburst 1994 full front view

Comments	Heritage guitars are made in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and like Guild and Epiphone, the company was formed by former Gibson staffers who did not want to move with the company. Instead, they purchased facilities, fixtures and materials from Gibson and started Heritage. This 1994 Heritage H150 Sunburst is based on the classic Les Paul design, but with a number of subtle changes. The body shape is slightly different and the headstock is narrower and tapered – this is a good thing as it decreases the angle the strings take out of the nut.
Serial Number	K06804, built during 1994 at the Heritage plant in Kalamazoo, Michigan. This plant was formerly a Gibson facility, and many of the fixtures were Gibson property purchased by the Heritage founders – themselves former Gibson staffers – when Gibson moved south.
Pricing	$1,299.00 CAD with original case. SOLD
Neck	Mahogany neck with creme-bound rosewood fingerboard, mother of peal parallelogram position markers.
Frets	Original frets with some wear. Plays well.
Body	The Heritage H-150 is heavily influenced by the Les Paul design. Single cutaway body, using a flame maple top on a mahogany back.
Finish	Original Nitrocellulose lacquer sunburst finish in good condition.
Hardware/electronics	Grover Roto-Matic tuning machines, Schaller bridge and tailpiece, Seymour Duncan pickups. Pickup selector, individual volume and tone controls, Switchcraft panel type output jack
Playability/Action	Plays well.
Case	Original Heritage hardshell case included.