No. 3801. Includes excellent condition original hardshell Heritage logo case with: case key, truss rod wrench, TonePro allen wrench, hang tag & warranty card. Just as it came when new.

This guitar was ordered directly from the factory in Kalamazoo MI by their largest Dealer Wolfe Guitars, with several upgrades. They include, a handpicked Ultra Top, Ebony Fingerboard, Chrome hardware instead of the standard gold hardware, Trapezoid inlays instead of the standard Block inlays and Jason Lollar Imperial Humbuckers (High Wind in the bridge and a standard wind in the Neck).

Note the stunning finish on this guitar in the photos but it looks better in person. The guitar sounds amazing with the Lollars, incredible sustain and clarity! The High Wind Bridge P/U is a gain monster but it cleans up really nice with a slight roll off of the volume knob while still staying clear.

As far as playability its fantastic! It plays really nice with nice low action and no buzzes anywhere on the fretboard and dead on intonation. The only defect I see is in the binding on the lower front of the body, lower bout, about half way between the volume knob and pick guard, about 1/8" chip that was blended smooth during the build. I can't get it to photo it's so minor. These Kalamazoo beauties are NOT weight relieved, so they are stout. Sound by the pound!

This guitar has only been played in a smoke free home studio, and has been extremely well cared for and maintained.

Specs:

* scale length 24.75 inches

* nut width- 1-11/16th"

* fingerboard is African EBONY with mother of pearl Trapezoid inlays, approx. 12" radius

* 22 medium jumbo frets

* medium neck carve. Neck & body are actual Honduran Mahogany.

* Finish is real, actual Nitrocellulose lacquer

* Deluxe bindings & inlays. Bound & inlaid peghead.

* 17 degree peghead angle

* Grover Rotomatic tuning keys

* TonePro bridge & stop bar. Allen wrench is in the case

* Premium arched flamed Maple top

* Bound body back

Hand made in very small numbers in the historic Parsons Street shop in old Kalamazoo by the world's most skilled & experienced makers of this type instrument, the original Heritage guys.