duhvoodooman

18-watter is posted: http://www.heritageownersclub.com/forums/topic/25672-fs-trinity-amps-18w-tmb-head/ No longer have the Transatlantic TA-15; that got sold along with another amp so that I could buy the Express 5:25. Needed me an effects loop to run time-based effects behind the preamp on the higher gain settings! Seriously afflicted, indeed!! Thanks for the welcome, Kip!

Greetings, all. Happy to say that I've recently purchased my first Heritage guitar, an H-555 (specifically, THIS ONE) from esteemed forum member MartyGrass. As I type this, the guitar is in a FedEx truck somewhere in Ohio, but should arrive here in upstate NY tomorrow. I had been looking for a used Gibson ES-335 as an upgrade from the Epiphone Dot I owned for several years, and started looking at H-535's also. I asked another member here, kidsmoke, who is an acquaintance from another forum, for his opinion on a couple of the H-535's I came across on eBay and Reverb.com. He was nice enough to keep me in mind and alerted me to MartyGrass' gorgeous H-555 when it came up for sale, and put us in touch with each other. So my thanks to both of them! My musical tastes run primarily to classic rock and blues, though I certainly enjoy other genres, as well. I've been playing guitar off and on since my teenage years in the late '60s, and have developed a strong interest (my wife would say "fixation" is a more accurate term) in electric guitars, amps, effects pedals, and related gear in recent years. I have several guitars across a range of values, with examples from Fender, Gibson, Carvin, G&L, Squier and a couple more "bargain brands". I also have several tube amps, some of which are stock, some extensively modified, and some built from kits. I do all my own work, and am also an avid DIY pedal builder. I'm quite active at the Buildyourownclone.com DIY pedal forum, where I'm a senior forum moderator. You can see much of my gear and a number of my pedals at my website at http://duhvoodooman.com. Hope to be able to participate & contribute here from time to time!