DaveCTOK

Wow, Talismanrich! Thanks for all the info, and for the case advice & pic! Looks like I've got the standard Schaller pickups. One other thing I have noticed that I'm not sure about - or if it matters - is that the high E string is relatively far off to the side of the pickup magnet (particularly on the bridge pickup), even after I adjust the saddle on the roller bridge all the way to the inside. I suppose I can raise the pickup on that side to compensate if necessary, but other than that, I would welcome any thoughts. Is this a common issue? Again, thanks!

Hi everyone. I'm Dave, presently living in Oklahoma, originally from Connecticut. I've got a couple of the smaller solid body Heritage guitars that I picked up in the late 90's/early 2000's. One is an H-120 with the single bridge pickup (like an LP Jr.), and a really beefy neck. It was kinda rough and beat up when I got it, and it may be the plainest Heritage ever made, but it's a fun guitar to play. The other one is a very pretty H-140CM with a natural finish on the curly maple top. It's got fine tuners on the Schaller bridge hardware. I'd be delighted to find a good hard shell case for it, and admittedly, it's spent too much of it's time just living in a gig bag... partly because I haven't wanted to take it with me when away from home, and I've felt inclined to preserve it as much as possible. It's a really sweet sounding guitar. I don't know if the pickups are stock (I'm not the original owner), but I like the sound. Well, I hope you all will feel free to say hello! Dave