Heritage H-535 2004 – Sunburst
 
If you’ve been chasing that semi-hollow magic but want something a little spicier than the usual suspects, this 2004 Heritage H-535 in a gorgeous sunburst is exactly the ticket. Built in the historic Parsons Street factory by the folks who literally stayed behind when the big G packed up and left, this thing has all the vintage mojo without the vintage headaches.
 
This one’s in very good condition overall — played, loved, and showing it just enough to make you feel like you didn’t buy a museum piece. You’ll find a couple minor bumps and bruises here and there, but nothing that affects playability or tone. Just the classic “I actually made music with this guitar” seasoning. Frets are healthy, neck feels fantastic, and the whole guitar has that lively, open resonance that keeps 535s in the “I shouldn’t have sold mine” category for most players.
 
Tonally, it does the whole semi-hollow spectrum with ease: warm cleans, rich jazz chords, bluesy breakup, and the kind of driven tones that make you feel like you should probably be wearing sunglasses indoors. Plug it into anything with tubes and you’ll instantly get why these continue to be sleepers in the guitar world.
 
Comes with its original hard shell case to complete the vibe.
 
A killer USA-made semi-hollow from the shop with the most iconic address in guitar history — ready for its next chapter. Let it be yours before someone else smartens up.