khmr33

I grew up playing a Strat, but getting my first Les Paul copy was a revelation. It was so much easier to play. I just got better almost immediately. I guess it depends on your hands and what your comfortable with, but I'm a big fan of 24.75.

It took me months to secure a Lefty H150... I'm not saying it's impossible, but it would have been a lot less hassle if I had saved up some more and ordered a new one from Wolfe Guitars or something.

Hi I'm Keith. I just joined because I'm in the process of buying a Lefty H150! I've been playing over twenty years and I've needed a real guitar for a long time. I wanted a Kalamazoo sibling for my 1917 Gibson L-1 and I'm sure The Heritage will deliver. My current electric is a parts Paul, assembled from a Lefty SX with Jimmy Page wiring and Seymour Duncan Whole Lotta Humbuckers, gold Grovers, Switchcraft jack and toggle, vintage Sprague Black Beauties... Some of this stuff will end up in the H-150 for sure. I also built my own HiWatt clone for my main amp. I've documented some of this elsewhere, so I'll link to it sometime soon. When I get the Heritage in a few weeks, I'll be back to share it with you guys