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1990 Heritage H-140CM, w/HRW Hand-Wound Pickups & OHSC. Made in Kalamazoo.
Estimated price for orientation: 1 125 $
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Model Year: 1990 String Configuration: 6 String Brand: Heritage Dexterity: Right-Handed Body Type: Solid Items Included: Case Model: H-140 Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
About the Guitar I'm selling my 1990 Heritage H-140 Guitar to raise money for a project, and I'll be sad to see her go. This guitar has incredibly rich tone with pronounced mid-range and bass. The hand-wound HRW (Heritage Ren Wall) humbucker pickups are loud and clear. When I bought the pickups I sent my guitar to the factory for Ren Wall himself to install them. One of my favorite memories ever was picking this guitar up from the Heritage factory in Kalamazoo, where I got to meet Ren and have a brief look around. As everybody knows Heritage still uses the factory originally built by Gibson Guitars, so there's history in that place. Features Solid Mahogany body
Rosewood Fingerboard Mahogany Neck Flame Maple Top Cream Binding Matching Maple Pickguard Upgraded to HRW hand-wound Humbucker Pickups Les Paul shape, but with a slightly thinner rim Smooth playing guitar, lots of tone and feels great to hold Condition Neck is straight and in excellent condition • Low action Fingerboard is in excellent condition as are the frets Binding is in outstanding condition Body is in great condition Electronics are quiet and the guitar sounds amazing Ordinary wear and tear OHSC shows its age but all buckles still work and it's solid Known Condition Issue (please see photos) The top of the headstock has a chunk of wood missing from one of the back corners, and the finish seems to have a couple of air bubbles from where a previous owner must have dropped the instrument. Since I've owned the guitar (since ~ 2001) it's been treated well and was professionally set up a few times. The headstock issue is the only cosmetic damage on the guitar, apart from ordinary wear and tear. Please feel free to ask any / all questions. I have reported everything I know about the guitar. It's really a fantastic playing instrument and is beautiful. The damage on the top and reverse corner of the headstock is unfortunate, but is actually not visible from the front of the instrument and is easily forgiven since the instrument sounds, feels and looks gorgeous.
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Model Year: | 1990 |
| String Configuration: | 6 String | Brand: | Heritage |
| Dexterity: | Right-Handed | Body Type: | Solid |
| Items Included: | Case | Model: | H-140 |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States |
About the Guitar I'm selling my 1990 Heritage H-140 Guitar to raise money for a project, and I'll be sad to see her go. This guitar has incredibly rich tone with pronounced mid-range and bass. The hand-wound HRW (Heritage Ren Wall) humbucker pickups are loud and clear. When I bought the pickups I sent my guitar to the factory for Ren Wall himself to install them. One of my favorite memories ever was picking this guitar up from the Heritage factory in Kalamazoo, where I got to meet Ren and have a brief look around. As everybody knows Heritage still uses the factory originally built by Gibson Guitars, so there's history in that place. Features Solid Mahogany body
Rosewood Fingerboard Mahogany Neck Flame Maple Top Cream Binding Matching Maple Pickguard Upgraded to HRW hand-wound Humbucker Pickups Les Paul shape, but with a slightly thinner rim Smooth playing guitar, lots of tone and feels great to hold Condition Neck is straight and in excellent condition • Low action Fingerboard is in excellent condition as are the frets Binding is in outstanding condition Body is in great condition Electronics are quiet and the guitar sounds amazing Ordinary wear and tear OHSC shows its age but all buckles still work and it's solid Known Condition Issue (please see photos) The top of the headstock has a chunk of wood missing from one of the back corners, and the finish seems to have a couple of air bubbles from where a previous owner must have dropped the instrument. Since I've owned the guitar (since ~ 2001) it's been treated well and was professionally set up a few times. The headstock issue is the only cosmetic damage on the guitar, apart from ordinary wear and tear. Please feel free to ask any / all questions. I have reported everything I know about the guitar. It's really a fantastic playing instrument and is beautiful. The damage on the top and reverse corner of the headstock is unfortunate, but is actually not visible from the front of the instrument and is easily forgiven since the instrument sounds, feels and looks gorgeous.
Rosewood Fingerboard Mahogany Neck Flame Maple Top Cream Binding Matching Maple Pickguard Upgraded to HRW hand-wound Humbucker Pickups Les Paul shape, but with a slightly thinner rim Smooth playing guitar, lots of tone and feels great to hold Condition Neck is straight and in excellent condition • Low action Fingerboard is in excellent condition as are the frets Binding is in outstanding condition Body is in great condition Electronics are quiet and the guitar sounds amazing Ordinary wear and tear OHSC shows its age but all buckles still work and it's solid Known Condition Issue (please see photos) The top of the headstock has a chunk of wood missing from one of the back corners, and the finish seems to have a couple of air bubbles from where a previous owner must have dropped the instrument. Since I've owned the guitar (since ~ 2001) it's been treated well and was professionally set up a few times. The headstock issue is the only cosmetic damage on the guitar, apart from ordinary wear and tear. Please feel free to ask any / all questions. I have reported everything I know about the guitar. It's really a fantastic playing instrument and is beautiful. The damage on the top and reverse corner of the headstock is unfortunate, but is actually not visible from the front of the instrument and is easily forgiven since the instrument sounds, feels and looks gorgeous.