Heritage Standard Collection H-150 Electric Guitar with Case - Dirty Lemon Burst

The Heritage Standard Collection H-150 is the quintessential solid body electric guitar for musicians who desire modern tone and precise build quality in an American-made instrument.

Crafted in our factory at 225 Parsons Street, Kalamazoo, this guitar features a curly maple top and genuine mahogany back and neck, with a nitrocellulose gloss finish that allows this guitar to age beautifully. A rosewood fretboard and beautiful trapezoid inlays add visual appeal to an all-time classic.

The H-150 is fitted with a pair of Seymour Duncan '59 humbuckers that are wax potted for minimal microphonic feedback. It produces a warm, thick tone with loads of sustain, making it a versatile and capable instrument for just about any music genre.

Finer touches to this guitar include a choice of Tune-o-matic bridge or Vibramate with Bigsby B7, custom CTS potentiometers, Elixir Optiweb strings and a premium carrying case. 

FEATURES

Body: The guitar typically features a single-cutaway, solid body design, similar to the iconic Les Paul model from Gibson. The body is made from high-quality tonewoods, which can include mahogany for the body and a carved maple top, offering a warm and resonant tone.

Finish: The finish is described as "Vintage Cherry Sunburst," which is a classic and attractive finish option for electric guitars. Sunburst finishes often feature a gradient from a darker color around the edges to a lighter color in the center.

Pickups: Heritage guitars often come with a variety of pickup options, including humbuckers and P-90s. The choice of pickups can significantly influence the guitar's tone.

Neck: Heritage guitars typically feature a set neck construction, which means the neck is glued into the body. The neck is usually made of mahogany or similar tonewood, with a rosewood or ebony fingerboard, depending on the specific model.

Hardware: The hardware on Heritage guitars is typically of high quality, with options for different types of bridges, tuners, and controls.

Case: The guitar usually comes with a protective case included. This is important for safely transporting and storing the instrument.

Overall Quality: Heritage guitars are known for their craftsmanship and attention to detail. They are often considered to be on par with some of the best custom-built guitars.