1989 "The Heritage" SAE acoustic/electric - "SOLD"

[Guest johnQ-ball]

SOLD - Thank you

I called The Heritage company and they told me I have 1 of only 8-10 SAE's ever made. This is a solid body acoustic /electric, small chambers around f-holes, passive Michael Christian acoustic pickup in bridge. Just a tone and volume but when you play it through an acoustic guitar amp or with an acoustic preamp and roll back the tone it does sound like an acoustic. I've used it on solo acoustic gigs and have acoustic guitar strings on it now. Very resonant with good bottom end. Maple top, mahogany back and neck, kind of heavy, rosewood fingerboard. Single cutaway and looks somewhat like a violin crossed with a pear? Very good to excellent condition with very little fret wear. Some little dings & bruises but no repairs and no neck issues. Some people have sent theirs back to The Heritage to have them install humbuckers. Bound set neck & original case. Something different, some what collectable and 18 years old. I will sell for $900 or best offer and I am always open to trades. I have lots of pictures so email me for them. If within NY, NJ, CT and PA areas we may be close enough to drive to meet, see and buy. Thanks for looking. Here's a quick link to a couple of pics.

http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/msg/300017969.html

John

570-878-9906 cell

jqballer1@yahoo.com (home)

570-383-3291 #3142

johnquinn@cinram.com (work)

[bruce919]

Elderly had one of thoes for a long time in Blue. That is only the second one I have ever seen.

[Guest johnQ-ball]

I didn't realize they made so few until I spoke to the guys at The Heritage Company. It is really cool but a beast. Great acoustic guitar neck.

[Guest johnQ-ball]

I have dropped the price down to $700 (as the sharks start smelling blood) I need to sell. If anyone is in the NE PA, NJ, NY, CT areas we could meet to save on shipping costs.

This is what they said from The Heritage Guitar company when I asked how long this guitar was produced and how many.

"Less than two years probably, and probably no more than 8-10 SAE originals with one "Mike Christian" PU were made."

My guess

ren