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Heritage 157 weighing only 8lbs 14oz is great news! The Black Beauty version is very tempting.3 points
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There’s one at Sweetwater. I believe it was 8lbs. 14oz. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/H157CCDCSB--heritage-custom-shop-core-collection-h-157-electric-guitar-dark-cherry-sunburst Will be nice when they start hitting the used market.2 points
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The Centurion, hands down.2 points
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https://youtu.be/TY4hDGjd3Pw?si=qCHjFkyrQleV5Duk Without the wooden pickguard thou...1 point
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Yeah the all mahogany one is nice! And good to see the lower weights, too Glad the H157 is back on the menu1 point
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Some great playing by Justin Derrico on this CC H-157 demo.1 point
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H-157 Electric Guitar - Core Collection | Heritage Guitars
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I understand the question of the thread. Another way of determining a favorite is the context of when playing it. I played a ES-345 for several years in a band. I don't have one now, but I will always be nostalgic for one. I also had a Gibson Howard Roberts Artist in my late teens and played it two or more hours a day. It became so natural to hold it, I didn't even notice it hardly. I do have one of those, and it's an old friend.1 point
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Heritage Millennium for the win! Heritage Johnny Smiths are an extremely close second.1 point
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There's the wood figuring that can be amazing. But a well done burst is truly a work of art. The transitions need to be subtle and symmetrical. The triburst is a master work when done well in that the interfaces are twice as complex. I am a fan of a few models.
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