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  Heritage H-150cm Black
Heritage H-150cm Black 
This Heritage H-150 in Black uses two Seymour Duncan Zebra humbuckers to achieve the classic sound heard on many rock records, from Zeppelin to Clapton.

The guitar has a mahogany body and neck, with trapezoid mother of pearl inlays, and a cream bound top.

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Condition New
Serial # X0 0602
Cat#:9095
Price: AU$2,895.00

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