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davesultra

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  1. My “E” serial H-140. (Needs a fret dressing).
  2. Wow, talk about a great disturbance in the force!!!
  3. Yup, I find it odd to think of someone attempting to make exact science of an “un-exact” process.
  4. My understanding was that there were no absolutes regarding what type of magnets were used. Gibson was notoriously cheap and went with whatever magnets were the best deal from their supplier.
  5. https://reverb.com/item/40774088-heritage-h-574-1990-vintage-orange
  6. Measured mine last night. .91” at the 1st & 1.00” at the 12th. Yeah, they’re chunky.
  7. I’ve had 2, but currently have only one. The plaintop had what appeared to be a slightly slimmer neck than my Goldtop does. Not terribly different, but noticeable. The GT is definitely closer to an R6/7/8 neck. I’m not home at the time of typing this, so I can’t measure the thickness. As far as the bridges & tailpeces are concerned, the PT sat a little lower than the GT. But as is typical for Heritage, in order to crank the stoptail down, I would have to topwrap. I don’t care for topwrapping so I left it where it is.
  8. They’re made in house. I thought it would have been cool if they had ThroBak make them, but it would have pushed the price up a fair amount.
  9. I have both Gibson & Heritage guitars that do the very same thing. My Custom Core H-150 is the worst offender. I don’t notice it as much with my H-535 though. Static electricity, especially during the dry winter season does intensify the condition. Also the wiring in your playing area can contribute to it as well. My music room has fluorescent lighting, so that definitely contributes in my case.
  10. I also agree that the pickups are the weak link in these guitars.
  11. I too don’t necessarily subscribe to the notion that lighter guitars sound “better”. But I can say that my neck & shoulder appreciate the fact that mine is 8.6 lbs. I have seen a few of the more recent ones weigh in at a little over 9lbs.
  12. I really can’t say with any certainty that my CC sounds better than any of the Standard models I’ve owned over the years. I happen to be (talent wise) on the very low-end of the spectrum of players. I can say that I do really like the feel of the neck shape, and the finish. While mine is not an Artisan Aged model, the standard CC finish is very Gibson VOS-esque. Plus the hue of the Goldtop is much closer to the old Gibson style.
  13. Wow, that’s one sad looking shipping box!
  14. It almost looks as if it’s a Doctors writing. Anyone know of a Doctor around here that is a Heritage aficionado? Moonlighting perhaps? 🤔
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