Product Description
2002 Heritage Blonde Golden Eagle Specifications Sn S123201 equipped with an original hand wound Frailin floating humbucker. In excellent shape structurally and cosmetically with the exception of a ding and small mar on the top, with very little playing wear only detectable by the frets, which are also in great condition and an amazing tone that fills up a room.This may be the loudest of all. Highly flamed back sides and neck. Comes with original Heritage case. amed maple back and sides and especially the neck.
Neck : 17 degree peg head pitch; five-piece curly maple neck; multiple white bound head veneer inlaid with mother of pearl eagle and branch; back veneer inlaid with mother of pearl eagle and registration number. MOP truss rod cover, optionally engraved with customer’s name.
Fingerboard : 25 1/2″ scale ebony finger board multiple white bound with mother of pearl cloud inlays; with 20 frets. Radius is 12″. Nut width is 1-67″, 12th fret 2.03″ Neck depth at 3rd fret 0.864″ 9th fret 0.93
Body : Single cutaway solid carved spruce top, solid carved curly maple back and solid curly maple rim; multiple white bound top and back; multiple white bound curly maple pickguard; with bound f-holes.
Rim Thickness – 3″
Body Width – 17″
Body Length – 20 1/4″
Electronics : One Heritage jazz floating pickup mounted on pickguard with one volume pot on the pickguard.
Hardware : Individual gold plated Imperial machine heads; gold plated Heritage bail tailpiece; adjustable ebony bridge with mother of pearl inlays; mother of pearl truss rod cover optionally engraved with owners name.
Heritage Guitar Inc. of 225 Parsons Street in Kalamazoo, Michigan was incorporated on April 1, 1985. During the next 25 years the most amazing archtops were produced by the Gibson builders that started the Heritage company. There wonderful Heritages from this era to be found in vintage shops throughout the world that rival their Gibson counterparts in all aspects. if you are lucky enough to find one of these treasures, you will know immediately when you pick one up and play your first few notes. The five that we just listed have come from a private collection and all are exceptional Archtops.
The first guitar Heritage introduced was the H-140 solid body single cutaway electric guitar. This model was shown at the NAMM show in June of 1985.
Since that time Heritage has added many instruments. Currently Heritage manufacturers Custom Carved Hollow Body Guitars, Semi Hollow Body Guitars, and Solid Body Guitars. This is to say nothing of the countless number of custom instruments made in each of the groups previously mentioned. Banjos, Mandolins, Flat Tops, and Basses, are no longer being produced because of the demand for the guitars mentioned in the above 3 categories.
Heritage is proud of its older employees´ with 25 years of average experience and what it has accomplished in 24 years. Heritage is also training younger luthiers to learn this fine art of craftsmanship.
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