Up for sale is a beautiful Heritage H-150 built in the historic Kalamazoo factory. It delivers all the sustain, resonance, and classic single-cut feel you expect from a premium instrument, but with a few specific tweaks that make it an absolute powerhouse for blues, classic rock, and edge-of-breakup playing.

The Pickups & Electronics: This H-150 is loaded with a set of Seymour Duncan '59 humbuckers, delivering vintage-voiced, PAF-style goodness. To maximize its versatility, I had a variable treble bleed installed on the neck pickup. This allows you to roll the neck volume back to clean up your tone without losing any top-end clarity or getting muddy—perfect for dynamic rhythm playing and cleaning up a pushed amp.

Features:

• Solid mahogany body with a carved figured maple top (Dirty Lemon Burst)
• Mahogany neck with a standard profile
• Rosewood fretboard with mother-of-pearl trapezoid inlays
• Seymour Duncan '59 humbuckers
• Custom variable treble bleed on the neck volume control
• Includes original hardshell case

This guitar has been playing out a lot. It is a player. That said, it has minor wear throughout. I did take a picture of a dimple on the back of the neck. You can feel it when you run your hand on the neck but I never notice it when I actually play.