Roy Clark Heritage!

[SnidelyWhiplash]

A friend of mine recently acquired this. I'm familiar with Heritage's repu-
tation more than i am their instruments. I spent some time with it & i
really like it a lot. Anyone else familiar with this particular model? Any
opinions welcome.

 

[Dave Orban]

I like this one, too!

 

[amc]

Unfortunately, the cutaway is not wide enough to play in the upper registers
with ease.

obviously, IMHO, YMMV............

 

[Dave Orban]

Unfortunately, the cutaway is not wide enough to play in the upper registers
with ease.

obviously, IMHO, YMMV............

Only necessary if you spend time up in those parts.

I don't, so I don't have issues with this type if instrument.

Different strokes.

 

[SnidelyWhiplash]

Unfortunately, the cutaway is not wide enough to play in the upper registers
with ease.

obviously, IMHO, YMMV............

There's no money that far up,anyway.

 

[duckbunny]

I've only ever played one...but it certainly made an impression.
It was a marvelous instrument with TREMENDOUS build quality. Yet another guitar I'm soory I didn't jump on.



-db

 

[docmh]

Just found this thread. I have a Roy Clark model and I love it. It's a great guitar.
I was looking for a semi-hollow guitar for a long time and played a lot of different makes and models, and never found one I really liked. I traded a PRS McCarty for it and never looked back. It just suits me better. Great playability and tone. I liked it
better than any Gibson I played. I also like the company history. The guitar looks and plays great and I'm really happy with it.

 

[soulohio]

arf! funny!

There's no money that far up,anyway.

 

[es125luv]

Unfortunately, the cutaway is not wide enough to play in the upper registers
with ease.

obviously, IMHO, YMMV............

I recently bought one. The thing plays and rings like a PIANO. the lower bout is NO different than an ES 335.

The body style is 1/2 ES335 (H535).

This is definately one of the finest Hertiages I have owned- and I own MANY.