Sold 2014 Heritage H-150 Goldtop - $old

[Jagman327]

Heritage H150 goldtop. If you don’t know Heritage, you should. They build guitars the old fashion way, in the old Gibson factory, that was used before Gibson moved to Nashville. This one is in great shape and just a few small signs of use. It has all the case candy, including strap locks, COA, uninstalled pick guard, OHSC and keys. Seymore Duncan SD-59’s. Fantastic set up too. (To me). Looks like a 1 piece back. The back color is medium to dark brown, but appears reddish in the sunlight. I have more pics of the back color. Just wanted to show the grain in the back. Pickup covers show some play wear around the edges. Lowered to $old


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[rockabilly69]

what's the neck size, and the weight on the H150?

 

[Jagman327]

what's the neck size, and the weight on the H150?

It's a resonant 9.2-9.3 pounds with an easy playing medium C neck.

 

[Guitartim]

Looks like a great H150, priced to sell fast.

You might want to also post it over at the Heritage Owners Club's forum.

http://www.heritageownersclub.com/forums/

 

[skydog]

Looks like a great H150, priced to sell fast.

You might want to also post it over at the Heritage Owners Club's forum.

http://www.heritageownersclub.com/forums/

Brent's already got all their money!

 

[Jagman327]

Looks like a great H150, priced to sell fast.

You might want to also post it over at the Heritage Owners Club's forum.

http://www.heritageownersclub.com/forums/

Thanks. I have it on the Facebook version of the Heritage Appreciation Group as well as several other forums. I'm in no hurry to sell. I need to update the pics with the correct back and fretboard colors. Both are washed out because I took the pics in the sun.

And yes, Brent is all over all of those Heritage sites. ha ha ha

 

[skydog]

If you edit the title to SOLD, the mods will know to archive it.

 

[Jagman327]

Thank you. Will do so as soon as the new owner receives the guitar and confirms that all is good.