[Is it time....]

You guys are right. It is a different time now. Just dreaming.

[Is it time....]

This is Heritage Guitars. Why can't they do whatever they want? They did decades ago running on a 

shoestring budget. Why with the backing of big money and modern building technics can't they make more guitars?

The H-357 is not rocket science.  The H-137 is a really great instrument and the jazz boxes that made Heritage famous are 

missed by some  Kalamazoo guitar enthusiasts.

Just wondering if it is time for Heritage guitars to go back to some of the practices that brought them to many players attention in the first place.

Seriously, I already have enough Les Paul shaped guitars and they are only as good as I am a player. Come on Heritage, make something new!

y2kc

 

 

[Is it time....]

[Is it time....]

I agree ,the 137 seems to be a no brainer.

Yes to a tele style set neck. possible with the same headstock as a 357.

The Heritage "custom shop" of old was a beautiful thing. You knew who you were dealing with

and they were up for shenanigans. I have a Heritage that Marv helped me with. It stands out.

y2kc

[Is it time....]

To bring back some classics? How about the H-357, Stat and H-140? It gets a little boring seeing the same shapes

 coming out of Kalamazoo. This is just my personal opinion but I feel that if you have seen one of these current

H-150's, you have seen them all.

They say that variety is the spice of life. Please Heritage, bring back some spice.

y2kc

 

[Special Invitation To New Members]

Thanks for the invite.

 

My name is Casey and my handle here is y2kc. I currently am the owner of a "c" series h-140.

I have been a collector of pre-bbe G&L's since 1991 and recently have started to focus on early h-140's. If anyone would want to make a trade, I am open.

It has taken a little tweeking but I am beginning to understand the Schaller pickups. Leo Fender chose those as well for some of the 1980's G&l's he made. Didn't like them then and don't really like them now.

 

Lurking here has helped me learn a tad about the Heritage guitars. I am not a big fan of modern day Gibson and Heritage fits the bill perfectly.

 

Thanks,

 

y2kc