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I took a few measurements on mine. 2 3/4" depth Lower bout 16" Upper bout 11 1/2" Waist 9 1/4" From Heritage old website: Sweet 16 Specs: Neck - 17 degree peghead pitch; with 5 piece curly maple neck. Multiple white bound head veneer with mother of pearl inlays. Fingerboard - Multiple white bound 25 1/2” scale ebony finger board with mother of pearl split block inlays - 20 frets. Radius is 12". Nut width is 1-11/16". Body - Single cutaway solid carved spruce top solid carved curly maple back solid curly maple rims single bound white f-holes. body size: rim thickness - 2 3/4” body width - 16” body length - 20 1/4” Electronics - One Heritage #3 jazz pickup mounted to multi-bound curly maple pickguard, one volume control. Tone control is optional. Hardware - Gold plated hardware individual machine heads. Heritage "H" bail tailpiece. Strap/Jack is in end of tailpiece.

This is a good assessment. There is a reason for the name Sweet 16, loved everyone I've played. I would add the H-525 and H-530 in the comfortable and really versatile category. P-90 love.

Very similar.

These threads come up every once in a while. I love them because I start going through all my models and fall in love with all over again.

H-157 Electric Guitar - Core Collection | Heritage Guitars

I have some really nice Customs. I have to agree with Tim on the H-525 with a H-530 being a close second. I don't know if it's my old ears but the last few years I have really been digging the sounds that P-90s are giving me. Love all my Heritage's, hard to choose.

Everything he has touched has grown.

Expect more of this. Meng is young, ambitious and has one big bank roll.

Jescar Medium Jumbo is what they are using now.

I supplied the finger board on that and a few others.

I owned one of the first single cut Pro's in Orange Translucent. Here is my DC Pro.

Question for administrators. I assume the photos lost in the Gallery section is because it was taking up too much space? Thank You.

Personally, I liked the Schallers better. You be the judge.

Check this out. On our site.

H-357 is a stretch. I would like to see them get the Custom Shop going. I have a lot of ideas for a build.

They are nice!

This was their 20th Anniversary edition. Bells and whistles. I upgraded pickups and electronics.

Flame On. Let us see them!

One that has been for sale forever in Michigan. Does anyone know the depth on these?

My experience is Market. Usually not making a lot on them. Most don't appreciate or know what goes into these.