You've heard of the Les Paul guitars from the late 1950's which are said to be the most highly acclaimed solid body electric guitars in the world. Some have even referred to the 1959 Gibson Les Paul as the "Holy Graille" of electric guitars.

Well, what would you say to being able to buy a brand new Les Paul style guitar, which was made by one of those same guys who made the 1959 Gibson Les Paul guitars, on the same machines, in the same factory, in the same town, in the same way that they were made back then, but only for a fraction of the price which Gibson would charge for a lesser quality modern version of the Les Paul guitar?

It's a "no-brainer". You would want to buy a Heritage H-150 model guitar!

When The Heritage guitar company builds a Les Paul style guitar, they still use high quality materials, such as real "Mother of Pearl" inlays verses Gibson's "Mother of Plastic" The Heritage also crafts hand made, multi-layer wooden finger rests while Gibson stamps out a cheap plastic pick guard for their modern Les Pauls. The only modern, high tech step which has been added to the Heritage guitar building process is that new Heritage guitars are treated with a computer controlled PLEK machine to perfectly dress the frets.

What are you waiting for? A written invitation? Well, here it is. Find yourself a local stocking dealer of Heritage model guitars and buy twice as many guitars as you you ever thought you would be able to afford! And if you are a Heavy Metal fan like me, be sure to take a look at the Alex Skolnick (Testament and Trans Siberian Orchestra) Signature model H-150.

If you have trouble finding a stocking dealer near you, Check out Wolfe Guitars in Jupiter Florida.