Heritage Standard H-150 Dirty Lemon Burst Electric Guitar

Description

The H-150 was conceived in Kalamazoo during the 1950s. The guitar features a solid carved figured maple top sourced from Michigan, a solid one-piece genuine mahogany back, and a genuine mahogany neck that features beautiful mother of pearl trapezoid inlays. The solid wood construction (non-weight relieved) means maximum sustain and tone, while the thick figured maple top reflects sound pressure. 

The H-150 comes with Seymour Duncan 59 humbuckers. They provide a warm, thick tone and are wax potted that allows for minimal microphonic feedback. So whether you’re jamming in a basement or performing in arenas, they are great and suitable for playing nearly every genre. 

All in all, the H-150 is perfect for someone looking a guitar with loads of sustain, a familiar feel, and a warm, thick tone, and is a must-have addition to every guitarist’s arsenal. Includes hardshell case.

Specifications:

Body

• Body shape: Single cutaway 
• Body type: Solid body 
• Body material: Solid 
• Top wood: Curly maple
• Body wood: Mahogany
• Body finish: Gloss Nitrocellulose
• Orientation: Right handed 

Neck

• Neck shape: Standard
• Neck wood: Mahogany
• Joint: Set-in 
• Scale length: 24.75 in. 
• Truss rod: Standard 
• Neck finish: Gloss 

Fretboard

• Material: Rosewood
• Radius: 12 in. 
• Fret size: Medium jumbo Jescar
• Number of frets: 22 
• Inlays: Trapezoid 
• Nut: Corian

Pickups

• Configuration: HH 
• Neck: '59 
• Bridge: '59 
• Brand: Seymour Duncan 
• Active or passive pickups: Passive 
• Series or parallel: Parallel 
• Special electronics: CTS 500K Potentiometers, Vishay .022uF Capacitors, Switchcraft Toggle Switch and Pure Tone Input Jack

Controls

• Control layout: Volume 1, volume 2, tone 1, tone 2 
• Pickup switch: 3-way  

Hardware

• Bridge type: Fixed 
• Bridge design: Locking 
• Tailpiece: Stopbar
• Tuning machines: Grover 
• Color: Nickel 

Other

• Number of strings: 6-string 
• Case: Hardshell case 
• Country of origin: United States