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07-20-2016, 05:41 PM
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Heard tell that they made a couple prototypes (as did Jim Triggs TMK) when someone was trying to revive the name - never went any further than that, current ones are made by a (unnamed) New York luthier at $19K a pop
 ; if you're looking for Heritage quality/tone for about one-fourth that price, hunt down a first-run all-acoustic Super Eagle - amazing guitars, and I'm sorry I didn't snap one up at ~$2500 new back in the '80s...
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07-25-2016, 11:47 AM
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Yes, Heritage did, sometime in the 90s. They only look like D'Angelicos superficially but are Heritage archtops through and through. I have a capture of the price list for the various D'Angelico models. So, they did go into production.
Heritage also made the Gretsch Synchromatic MCSS 6040 before FMIC bought Gretsch over.
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