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This is good to hear, from someone who worked in retail & has experience from those years. I remember the shitshow of opinions when Heritage was trying to deal with QC at that time. Myself I don't really have issues with most of that as I do my own setups, and don't care about cosmetics a lot, but I could see why a lot of people did. And if you're trying to establish a reputable brand of quality, it's absolutely important.

I wonder if stuffing permeable bags full of activated charcoal inside the body would work? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activated_carbon

I've heard charcoal absorbs odors. I wouldn't leave it in contact with the gtr though. Maybe put the gtr in a closet with a hanging mesh bag full of charcoal?

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That was me

" Riding in a Stutz Bearcat, Jim: You know, those were different times..."

Outstanding!! Congrats

Found another. A trans black H150 I got off Brent. Thanks again! Hard to see unless the lighting is bright enough: the black hides the flame. Which is kinda cool in a stealth way. That's a one piece top too.

Those DMM's are killer! Nice setup

Other than my 80s 357, my oldest is a "J" serial H150 I think. Don't have a lot of gtr pics but here's an old one.

I ran out of "likes" pretty early on in this thread. Gorgeous guitars!

Will, did you try anything out yet? Let us know how it goes

It's funny: I didn't realize that was Steve Albini at first. Hadn't seen a picture of him for a long time! But the overalls & studio background should have been a clue :)

Beautiful!!

At some point in my life, I did try playing an electric gtr through various home stereos. It sounded terrible Dynaudio make good speakers

That makes sense. And wow, look at that harp guitar!

Thanks!

Hey interesting. I believe the owners of Heritage are the ones who mentioned the Larrivee connection with their acoustics. But I guess not all of them!

That is pretty cool!! It sounds great. I suspected it wasn't a run-of-the-mill solid state home stereo