Has anyone ever owned or played a Heritage guitar?

Evilmags

Skarloey said:

@Evilmags Very tasty looking guitar. 

It is a lovley thing to own and play. The biggest tone differences in guitars like that is the bridge. "Jazz Tone" should be a wooden bridge and open electrics, not a metal bridge muffled by electrics. Likewise, if I put the metal tuneamatic on it then rock and roll sounds are the name of the game. If you want a good Jazz guitar, ES 175 alike and don´t want to spend a fortune, then they are several steps above Eastmans. Gibsons (at the same price point) and lots of other guitars. Bang for buck PRS do the best Les Paul Sound for under 7,000 pounds and Collings make the best 335 alikes. But for real hollowbodied guitars Heritage is about as good as it gets without paying Bennedetto money.