This arch top is a workhorse for any serious player. Featuring a figured maple body paired with a genuine mahogany neck, and select Indian rosewood fretboard, the H-575 offers a balanced pallet of tones. While this model is primarily sought after by jazz players, the dual Seymour Duncan Seth Lover humbuckers allow the guitar to be quite versatile.

The H-575 is for those seeking a solid construction hollow body that has a clean and balanced voice without the breaking the bank.

• Body Material: Curly Maple (Top & Body)
• Body Color: Original Sunburst
• Body Finish: Nitrocellulose
• Rim Wood: Solid Curly Maple
• Fretboard Material: Rosewood
• Fretboard Radius: 12"
• Fret Size: Jescar Medium/Jumbo
• Nut Material: Corian
• Neck Profile: Standard
• Neck Wood: Mahogany
• Scale Length: 24-3/4"
• No. of Frets: 20
• Fretboard Inlays: Dots
• Pickup: Seymour Duncan Seth Lover (Neck & Bridge)
• Controls: 2 x Volume, 2 x Tone, 3-Way Toggle
• Electronics: CTS 500K Potentiometers, Vishay .022uF Capacitors, Switchcraft Toggle Switch and Pure Tone Input Jack
• Bridge: Rosewood Adjustable Bridge with Trapeze Tailpiece
• Pickguard: Polished Ebony
• Strings: GHS Boomers 11-52
• Tuning Machines: Grover
• Hardware Finish: Nickel
• Control Knobs: Black Top Hat
• Switch Tip: Black
• Case: TKL

IT ALL STARTED WITH A MANDOLIN

In the late 1800s, Orville Gibson arrived in Kalamazoo and began designing his own range of mandolins. Over time his company grew to become one of the world’s premier musical instrument manufacturers. Some of the world's finest guitars were built at 225 Parsons Street from 1917 to 1984.

TRUE TO TRADITION

Some of the former senior employees wanted to continue the tradition of handcrafting beautiful, high quality electric guitars in Kalamazoo. In the spring of 1985, they bought space at the iconic factory, much of the original guitar-making equipment, and the rest is history.

HISTORY MEETS EXPERIENCE

Jim Deurloo, Marv Lamb, and JP Moats (the founders of Heritage) had a combined total of 84 years of guitar-building experience when the company began. In time, Bill Paige and Mike Korpak joined as co-owners. Today, Jim, Marv, and Bill are still active in the daily business and their wealth of knowledge continues to live through our next generation of luthiers.

BUILT LIKE NO OTHER

We introduced our first Heritage guitar, the H-140 solid body single cutaway electric guitar, at the 1985 NAMM show in New Orleans. Over the years, we have built a small array of various instruments. We now focus exclusively on making the world’s greatest hollow, semi-hollow, and solid body electric guitars.