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robbg

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  1. Hi everybody, I don't know if this is the right place to go on talking or I should move my posts in another section, however I hope I won'be banned and thrown in a jail for years... I had my first electric guitar 35 years ago and I kept trying to play it for fifteen years through the 80's and 90's. Hard rock and heavy metal were my favourite musical tastes, then for the following fifteen years my guitar felt down in a long dream, and it kept silent until one day a wonderful blues solo (Allman brothers) woke up my axeman soul and, just like Roundbout Knights, I pulled out my sword from the rock! Since then my love for guitar increased day by day and, I restarted to take lessons and, with some friends of mine, I play in a progressive rock band (well this is our aim..) . My gear is (work in progress): Fender Stratocaster (1984) with Lindy Fralin real 54, Prs custom 22, Epiphone Les Paul and of course my new Heritage h 150. I also have two beautiful heads: Madcat (Plexi handmade) and Brunetti Singleman and two 2x12 speakers with V30 and greenback. My foolish pushed me to buy a lot of pedal boxes Carl Martin, Strymon, Bogner, Malekko, etc. My first impressions with Heritage? Well, last night I kept playing three chords for two hours really enjoying like a tibetan cow; fifty years of rock flowed in my veins, yes I realized that is possible to have fun even without harmonic extensions, and thousand of notes at 200 btm !! Strange enough, I love the heritage headstock but I don't like the pickguard so I will change it as soon as possible; I tried to look for some threads with the function"search" but I couldn't find what type of pickguard I can buy without making another hole in the wood... Thanks to anyone who can help me.... Rob
  2. Thank you Gpuma! You'll be my "Virgilio" in this trip through the heritage world! Wonderful your " AS Roma burst" I'don't care much about football, but I was in the same school with Totti, and I played against him in a storic match in our church...guess who won the battle? See you ! (Se beccamo!) Rob
  3. Hello, my name's Roberto, I live in Rome and a stork has just left in my garden a beatiful H150 vintage sunburst!! As my english is not so good, and I don't know much about Heritage world, I'm gonna take a walk around to learn more about my axe, and then I'll start with my endless questions! Ciao!
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