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1988 HERITAGE H150 The first generation H150! Pre-Lawsuit Gibson body style. Made for only 2 years, 1988 and 1989. I picked this up off of Reverb last week. Original Schaller bridge and tailpiece swapped out for Gibson Nashville style bridge and tailpiece. This H150 still has its original Schaller Golden 50s pickups. Also has its original pickguard, poker chip, pickup rings, toggle switch, frets and finish. The frets are in great shape for being 36 years old. The whole guitar is in great condition for being 36 years old! No cracks or breaks. It sets up with a low, fast action! It’s a great player!! The tone on this 10.25 lb beast is absolutely amazing! It has a 60s neck carve. A beautiful dark Indian rosewood fretboard.

Thanks Scott!!! It was originally a wrap tailpiece guitar and it was converted to a Nashville style setup at the factory. It’s possible that it was drilled in the wrong spot?

I picked this baby up in Kalamazoo yesterday!! 2013 Heritage H137 KORINA!!! One piece Korina body and neck Rosewood fretboard Lollar p90s Grover Tuners Locking Tonepros hardware Heritage case and case candy CTS pots/mylar caps It has a fat 50s neck. It’s only 7 lbs 3 ozs.

Ive seen them on a lot of early 170s and 140s. But the font on the poker chip is different than the Gibson font.

This was a recent acquisition. Kinda fits the topic. Im sure the new CC 137s will be well into the $2000s??? I only paid 1400 for this LPS and it’s fabulous!!!

Great shot

I don’t have a hard case for it. Never had one.

Famous quote from THE TERMINATOR Same as the freaky, pointy, super rare Heritage guitar!!! 1986 Heritage Terminator I bought this guitar from a shop in Kalamazoo back in ‘22. Then I sold it to a local friend. I just got it back yesterday!! As far as numbers produced, this is one of the rarest Heritage models. Not necessarily one of the most desirable models. Designed by Marv Lamb, this was Heritage’s answer to the Explorer. This baby is a road warrior. Headstock repair. Lots of play wear. Despite its rough appearance, this guitar plays and sounds awesome!!! Only 8.5 lbs. 60s style neck. Dark, streaky rosewood fretboard. I took out the stock Schaller hardware and pickups and installed a lightweight locking tailpiece and bridge. It has Duncan 59s in it.

There was a guitar shop in Midland Michigan that used to do that once a year with all of their inventory. it was basically a buy one at regular MSRP and get one for a penny, Mid Mich. Music was the store and I am pretty sure that @Dick Seacup will remember this.

Does anyone else have the Seymour Duncan CS Greeny pickups in their LPs?

Well. I liked the neck on the Skolnick better. More of a 59ish neck. That was the biggest difference. Both great sounding guitars. The Skolnick came with a JB/59 combo for pickups and the Moore came with EMGs.

Very much enjoying it….

Oh man. Yeahhhhhhh. It’s pretty