You probably know that Heritage Guitars was started by 4 long time Gibson employees who spent decades building the classic Gibson guitars we all know and love. But unless you’ve played a Heritage you might not know that they have far surpassed what Gibson is doing today. This H535 is a great example, the fit, finish and feel is superb. This one is dressed in gorgeous vintage orange and fitted with a stunning flamed maple pickguard and a pair of HRW pickups and it is completely mint.
The Heritage Guitar company is a cool story and it's clear that the founders love guitars and know how to make them very well. The years at Gibson are evident but the quality and attention to detail is all Heritage. This one is dead mint and just stunning dressed in vintage orange. 
My first decent electric guitar was a 1963 Gibson ES 335. I loved that guitar and the way it responded when playing rock and blues. This Heritage 535 has a very similar feel and sound to the old Gibsons. I highly recommend it. | Scale Length | 24.7500 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.6900 in |
| String Spacing | 2.1300 in |
| Woods | Maple, Maple |
You probably know that Heritage Guitars was started by 4 long time Gibson employees who spent decades building the classic Gibson guitars we all know and love. But unless you've played a Heritage you might not know that they have far surpassed what Gibson is doing today
The Heritage Guitar company is a cool story and it's clear that the founders love guitars and know how to make them very well. The years at Gibson are evident but the quality and attention to detail is all Heritage
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