tulk1

@trpullen Bob was my goto guy for Heritage guitars. Purchased a 535 off the rack. And he helped me with two custom purchases. Good to hear he's made it into retirement. And left the shop in good hands. Next time I'm up Edwardsville way, I'll drop in and say hi.

So they waited out the deep freeze? It's all warm and fuzzy over here, now. I'll be sure to stick to the southern routes for a while ... 😇

It went outside on it's own. I took the pic like any good Dad would do when the kids are playing. And you might be surprised. There's tons-o-room for them fat 'ol fingers on there.

There's a bit o'burst on this one.

That was a PSP pre-party, wasn't it? 👮‍♂️👮‍♀️🚓

Nice, honest wear on a great guitar!

Ren did tell us at one of the PSPs that throughout the years the necks got a bit thicker as stock. Not talking baseball thicker. But as the custom requests came in for slightly thicker profiles, so went the stock. Meaning, up to 2005 you might run across a bit thinner neck than from 2005 upward.

Really dig the Mesa Atlantics. Used this guys baby brother (TA15) for years!! Like the mix of the speakers you got in this one, too. Nice score.

Don't recall seeing Heritage branded covers, before. Kinda cool. Is that a roller bridge on a wooden base?

Thats a beauty right there, Chuck. Checks and all. Enjoy.

Dig the white surrounds and finger rest. And the OSB(?).

It's in excellent shape. And a darn fine player. I don't have any pics of it, but it now sports a custom wound mandolin pickup. Making it Hot Hot Hot!!!

Love the plain top, in stark contrast to that back!! Nice.

I had always intended my next Heritage to be an H140 2nd Ed. Sadly, never got around to it. Congrats on having such a special guitar. But I will have to echo DB's take --- where're the pics?

I think it looks spiffy, DB.