PunkKitty

I really like the Seth Lovers. Great pickups.

This is the best way to check it. Just take the cover off the rear cavity and look at the sticker.

It looks like an H to me.

Beautiful H-150! Congratulations and welcome!

If you are looking for a slightly used set of Seths, I have some that I can sell you.

Switch to a better cable.

The Prospect isn't one of their current production models, but the custom shop will be happy to build one for you.

A Q serial number makes it a 2000. SSB stands for Sunsetburst, the color name of the finish. Welcome to the forum. Beautiful guitar.

I've never had to shield a guitar with dual humbuckers. It really doesn't matter on dual humbucker guitars. Strats are another issue. Single coils pick up all kinds of extraneous noise.

It really does.

Follow up... This is a great amp. I'm loving the clean sounds I'm getting out of it.

You can also experiment with changing magnets in the pickup itself. I like the 59 pickups with A2 magnets. I don't with stock A5 magnets. This takes a bit of skill, and you can permanently damage the pickup if you aren't careful. Look on Youtube for tutorials. I've done this many, many times.

Thanks. I bought them used and didn't get a card with them. I'm partial to A2's. Either way, they sound great.

I'm not a fan of '59s. Seths, Antiquities, or just about any decent A2 or A4 pickup is a better choice. I have Throbak SLE-101s in my 150. They are A5 but sound fantastic. I'm also a big fan of Mojotone '59 Clones.

You can look for a used H-150P or a H-150 Special. They are difficult to find though.