Heritage Eagle Classic, Actually On the way so I don’t have it yet

[Slaminsam]

That guitar is gorgeous it has the makings of one that can be played at all levels. I with MG and I would try the half rounds first. This is a guitar that will be obviously an electric guitar but has the acoustic presence to keep in the mix. Then give the full flatwounds a try they could through an amp be the winner. To me if you can develop the style, you have essentially a Wes L5 without the expense and yet the target sound. I am sticking by my guns that Heritage Guitars are the underrated ones of the time and will in the long run prove themselves worthy of the best. I have detractors but maybe MG will agree.

Play this guitar and give us a sound report great move!

OK Half Rounds are on the way and I will try those first.!

[Slaminsam]

Priced new at $5,300. Similarly, 17" Campellone Standard is priced new at $5,600, and can be ordered with set-in pickups. Both are very accessibly priced - all the sound and playability of a classic 17" fully carved electric archtop, without the bling (which adds zero to their sound or playability).

I did venture into the Campellone direction at one time, but it was used and a floater Deluxe model I believe so it was $6,500. Had I not had a significant trade in the works with the dealer at the time this popped up it probably would not have happened for me. But I was blessed, and this one arrived at 35% off the retail and you can't tell it's been used (if it had been). I have dealt with this dealer since the early 90's and they are great to deal with. From time to time, they do get instruments that are classified as used at significant savings over new, I do not know but I suspect it's a deal from the MFG to move inventory. I have never seen a Heritage like this come up before, so I took advantage of the situation. It very well could have been a "Blem" given the spot in the back, that spot is part of the wood like a knot would be. I feel fortunate to have been able to acquire it!