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I remember that review and you did an excellent comparison as well. Overall they both have their own strengths, but now with Heritage's aged Core 150 (verse a standard 150 which is still a great guitar) compared to the Murphy aged R9... they are both growing increasingly closer & similar in comparisons. I am so blessed to have both. Thankfully they both sound different enough (each sound great in their own way) to keep both.3 points
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I had a friend that used to be the store manager at Willcutt guitars (where I bought 90% of my guitars). Eric gave me killer deal right before he retired. You probably can't get close to the deal I got, but call Willcutt Guitars, ask for Brandon (and tell him John Kuziak from Ohio referred you).2 points
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After catching Heritage fever last fall I finally pulled the trigger on this brand new Custom Core H-530. It was built on the 10th January, 2025 so it still thinks it's a tree! I owned a couple of 535's in the late 90's so I've known about Heritage for a while. After spending the last 20 years playing fingerstyle acoustic blues I got the electric bug again. As you all know, this is a special guitar and I'm a lucky man to own it.
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