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The Heritage Eagle Classic is based on a traditional 17 inch (approximately one cubit) wide, full depth, single cutaway body with hand-carved spruce top and flame maple back. The sides are also flame maple. The Heritage Eagle is the same design, but with mahogany back and sides. The neck is flame maple, three pieces with two walnut layers; this layering helps stabilize the neck and resists twisting. The fingerboard, bridge base, and pickguard are ebony. The hardware, including Grover Imperial tuners, is gold-plated and there is a single humbucking pickup at the neck position. The installed pickup is a Seymour Duncan, and the original pickup is in the case.
This example was built during 1998 at the Heritage shop on Parsons Street in Kalamazoo, Michigan. This was the original Gibson plant. It is in excellent condition, with very little wear and plays very nicely. The original black Heritage-branded archtop case is included.
Click here to visit the Heritage Guitars website! NOTE: As I write this, the Heritage website is down and the link won't present the site, but they assure me it will be back up soon.
