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PunkKitty

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  1. If you can find a used set of JS Moore PAF's I highly recommend them. To my ears, they are on par with Throbaks at a fraction of the price. I don't know if he is still winding or not, but it's worth in. I'm also very partial to Wolfetone pickups. I have a used set of Bare Knuckle Mules in my 150. I was thinking of swapping them out, so I'll be putting them up for sale. Let me know if you’re interested. If you want really clear pickups and you don't mind something unorthodox, look into Lace Alumitones. I have a set in my other 150 and I absolutely love them. I put a set of flat nickel covers on them with double stick tape to match the rest of the hardware.
  2. I built this one a few weeks ago with an Allen Eden alder body and a MIJ 87 Squier neck. After reading this, I upgraded the bridge pickup to a BG1400 with a Duncan P90 that I had in the parts drawer. Holy cow! This combination screams! At some point, I may decide to rebuild this with a swamp ash body (it would have to be slightly worn shell pink) to make it lighter. But this guitar is amazing!
  3. It's a Heritage H-150 Custom Core with weight relief. Definitely a custom made model.
  4. Nice Millie. Here's a link. https://www.philadelphialuthiertools.com/electronics/jacks/switchcraft-1-4-guitar-output-jack-gold-plated/
  5. Thanks for your hard, and probably tedious, work. Have a great holiday season!
  6. Avoid Hipshots. The tuners are great, but the Heritage headstock is slightly thicker than Gibsons. The Hipshots are too short. I'd stick with Grover, Kluson, Gotoh, and Ratios.
  7. Welcome to the forum. That's a goregous top.
  8. I have a Gibson LP that has P90's. I replaced the Gibson pickups with Wolfetones. I have to keep reminding myself of that when I see these. I don't need another guitar. But we all know that song.
  9. Glad to help. That's why we're here.
  10. Hi and welcome. That was me. This is a 2007 H-535 Vintage Sunburst with HRW pickups. It's a beautiful instrument. The pickups are the gold bar things under the strings on the body. From what I'm seeing on Reverb.com, I'd put this in the $2500 to $3500 range. If you are going to sell it, try posting it on this forum first. You will have to figure out a price, keeping in mind that it will cost about $100 to ship it. Get help from a music store or someone who knows how to ship a guitar so it doesn't get damaged in shipping.
  11. I also have a zebra set of Pearly Gates that I'm about to list for sale.
  12. You might consider Fralin P92's. They are Lindy's version of a noiseless P90. Great sounding pickups.
  13. I have a set of Duncan Antiquity humbuckers I can sell you. Send me a DM.
  14. The GC near me has one for $1000. It doesn't have a case, but that's not a big deal. It appears to be in good condition. And I'd love to have a really rare bass like that.
  15. Hi and welcome to the forum. Beautiful CC.
  16. Two beautiful places. I've been to Bavaria a few times. Also spent some time in Praha.
  17. Hello and welcome, Jakub. There will be H-150's around for a while. H-357's are no longer produced since Marv Lamb has retired. I would have no problems selling the H-150. Just curious, where are you in Germany? My family is from Niedersachsen.
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