HANGAR18

I like!

Perhaps a partial refund to compensate for a lower value of the guitar would be in order (assuming you want to keep it).

Just like Heritage amps, no relation, but this whiskey is rather tasty. 100 Proof, Bristow, Virginia (Not far from Brentsville). https://murlarkey.com/product/heritage-whiskey

Well, I'm not from England so I have tubes in my amps and not valves.

The last tubes I bought were from Guitar Center, Mullard EL34 Groove Tubes. But I'm not sure I'll do that again since I have a lot of Mesa amps now and I intend on sticking with MEsa tubes for those if I ever need any. My PRS Archon amp came with 6L6 Ruby tubes but I only replaced them because I was chasing unicorns. At the time I had never heard of them but as it turns out, I think they are probably pretty good. Sweetwater is probably a very safe bet for finding good tubes.

I just sent you a PM.

I keep my acoustic instruments in a small, separate room, hanging on a wall, where I use a tall (sits on the floor) room humidifier during the dry months. The humidifier comes with a remote control and 4 different levels of humidity which I can choose from. It holds at least a couple of gallons of water at a time.

Looks like he's also got a Millie on a stand back there too.

Good story and BEAUTIFUL guitar!

Around 2008, I bought a mint condition solid black H-157 for a thousand dollars. What's kinda freaking me out is that I currently seem to have absolutely no memory as to who I sold that guitar to. Usually I remember each guitar, where I got it and where it went. But that one, no clue and that kinda freaks me out because I usually remember stuff like that. (insert old geezer joke here.)

I think it's okay.

Want to see some cool old Heritage guitars which I used to own? Look at my photo gallery. Hangar18-guitars-past-or-present

What's the story about the different generations of those amps? @Jaguarguy Something about the original owner selling the company and amps being made overseas and not having the same quality or something like that. A guitar buddy of mine was trying to tell me this lengthy history lesson but it was too much for my brain to retain. Maybe I'm getting this brand confused with Egnater.

I even sold this one below and it has been through two owners since and is int he market for a fourth owner. Why? Reason #1. Discovered that I don't like middle pickups. https://reverb.com/item/26027253-paul-reed-smith-swamp-ash-studio-2011-natural

Impressive! I doubt I'll ever look at antique woodworking items the same as I'll probably start asking myself if I think a guitar amp will fit into it.