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PunkKitty

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  1. I think Jim did. He and I were talking about them during PSP one year.
  2. Congrats! I can't wait to see the pictures. I'm hoping to buy a 535PM next year.
  3. From the album: PunkKitty - H158

    Millennium H-158 Sunsetburst. Sheptone Tributes with aged nickel covers.
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    PunkKitty - H158

    Heritage Millennium H-158 Sunsetburst finish
  5. From the album: PunkKitty - H158

    Millennium H-158 Sunsetburst. Sheptone Tributes with aged nickel covers.
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    H158 Neck Back

    From the album: PunkKitty - H158

    2001 Heritage Millennium H-158. Sunsetburst finish. Rosewood fretboard. Dot inlays. Schaller Golden 50s pickups.
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    H158 Neck

    From the album: PunkKitty - H158

    2001 Heritage Millennium H-158. Sunsetburst finish. Rosewood fretboard. Dot inlays. Schaller Golden 50s pickups.
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    H158 Back

    From the album: PunkKitty - H158

    2001 Heritage Millennium H-158. Sunsetburst finish. Rosewood fretboard. Dot inlays. Schaller Golden 50s pickups.
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    H158 Front

    From the album: PunkKitty - H158

    2001 Heritage Millennium H-158. Sunsetburst finish. Rosewood fretboard. Dot inlays. Schaller Golden 50s pickups.
  10. Hi, Andy. Welcome. If the pickups have two screws on either side, they are Schallers. If they have two screws and the switch knob has a dot on it, they are likely HRW's. Most others will likely be a type of Duncan pickup. Usually 59's and Seth Lovers are stock from the factory. You will have to look on the bottom of the pickup to see what the sticker says. Or, you can unscrew the control cavity cover and look at the sticker on the back of it. That sometimes tells you what kind of pickups are in it. Pictures would help us try to figure it out.
  11. Hi, Guy. Welcome to the HOC. Sorry to hear about your troubles. Is it a problem with the electronics?
  12. Welcome to the HOC! 150's are great guitars.
  13. Welcome to the forum, Arnold. 535's are great guitars.
  14. Hi Jredbone. Welcome to the forum. That 535 is beautiful.
  15. Thanks for the warm welcome everyone! HCEG = Harmony Central Electric Guitar forum. Kidsmoke and I are friends. He told me about this place and introduced me to Heritage. Hi, Alberto! Welcome. This is a friendly place. I love Italy! What region do you live in?
  16. Thanks for the warm welcome. I'm looking forward to learning more about these fine instruments.
  17. Hi! I'm Monica. A friend of mine told me about this forum. I've been a guitarist for many, many years. That doesn't mean that I'm good, but I enjoy playing and collecting. My current collection includes Gibsons, Carvins, a Ric and various other guitars. I don't know a whole lot about Heritage other than I'd like one. That's why I'm here. I may have to sell a few in order to fund the Heritage. But that's okay. I have more than my share. Now I want to refine my collection a bit. Chances are that I'll lurk and read some threads. I probably won't post much. I'm very active on HCEG using the same moniker. I'll be watching the For Sale thread to learn about the various models and prices. Right now I have my eye on a used Millineum. I'm partial to semi hollows and the small size of the Millineum appeals to me.
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