Models differences

[adrianovegaofen]

Hi there guys.

 

I am pretty new in the world of Heritage owners. Just bought my first one a couple of months ago, an oldburst H150 that simply blew my mind. I am about to purchase my second one, a H140. What differences should I expect from my H150? Are the differences only in the guitar finishing?

 

I haven’t found any chart comparing models specs. Does anybody have that information? And not only for the H140 and H150. What are the difference between a H535 and a H555? Apart from the obvious inlays and binding differences…

 

I know there is a lot of Heritage Guitars expert here. I hope any of you can help me out teaching me a little further about the models differences.

 

Best regards.

[rjsanders]

the diffs between 535 & 555 are largely cosmetic, except the 555 has ebony fingerboard. (not an expert, but one will happen along)

 

but the topic brings up an interesting conversation i had with James @ Blue Note Music in Berkeley (H dealer) about all the diffs in the Millennium line. there were lots of 'em.

[FredZepp]

Here is a recent discussion regarding differences in a H-140, H-150, and a H-157 model.

>>>>>>Differences in 140,150 and 157 LINK

 

Or of course the Heritage web site gives details on their different models (with pics) ...

>>>>>>> Heritage website ...MODELS

[Steiner]

The bass has 4 strings; most guitars have 6 strings

 

The best way to learn is to visit the Heritage website and review their specs. If they don't have exactly what you want, contact a dealer and get a custom going. It's really quite simple and fun!

[bolero]

555 has a maple neck vs the 535 mahagony, I believe

[koula901]

If memory serves, I think the 555 has a better grade of wood