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that would only be you.....
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didnt you just buy a 535 at the shop 2 months ago?????
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What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
ElNumero replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
how did that headstock shrink? -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
ElNumero replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
that aint happenin. Those of us who like skinnier headstock will revolt and rebel. -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
ElNumero replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
but you always play sittin so? -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
ElNumero replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
sounds like you have bespoken -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
ElNumero replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
omg he is alive -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
ElNumero replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
why arent you buying one? - Today
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What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
bolero replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
All joking aside, that is a masterpiece! -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
TalismanRich replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
As I remember, some of us saw something at the factory that was WAY cool, but we were sworn to secrecy lest we be curse with all our guitars being out of tune for eternity! - Yesterday
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What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
Spectrum13 replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
New Ascent H717? Only 5 Hours to go -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
bolero replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
That has a Kahler whammy bar now -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
Gitfiddler replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
IIRC, the last truly great Heritage announcement was the introduction of the beautiful H-717 archtop. I have no idea what's coming, but the speculation gave me another excuse to post this amazing (expensive) archtop. 🙂 https://heritageguitars.com/pages/core-collection-h-717?srsltid=AfmBOoqdWZn8YIQImFh9CiCxkXtGveUNpvw0waqpsgALxuwmldPvLK_c -
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According to their website TKL gets cases from both Richmond, Virginia "and numerous partnerships throughout North America and around the world." From the info I have found, Canadian builds are made by Etuis Boblen in Montreal. It wouldn't surprise me if TKL also had a manufacturing partner in China or Indonesia. Companies will change sourcing from time to time. According to Matthew Larrivee, Larrivee bought cases from a half dozen companies over the years, including cases built by a private company in China starting in 2011. Boblen supplied cases off and on for close to 20 years.
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What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
Steiner replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
I saw the same except his eyes were open and he had blue eyes. Kind of looks like Marv. -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
DavesNotHere replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
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What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
Jimbob replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
Well, like I said in my previous post, when I was at the factory a few weeks ago, I noticed that all of the standard series guitars that were about to be shipped out had this wider headstock on them. Regarding the question about when the wider headstock was released, I agree with the other poster who said that they originally came out with the Custom Core models, which I believe were released in 2020 (not certain about the exact timing). However, I am quite certain that these newer and wider headstocks were released just this year for the standard models, and my guess is that they've only been around for the last couple of months or so. The only difference that I can see between the Custom Shop models vs the standard models is that the standard headstock lacks the center inlay. While I have no idea what the big announcement may be, but aside from that, my guess is that the wider headstock will become standard on all models that previously had the narrower one. At least that's my take on it. -
That's neat! I had no idea.
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What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
bolero replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
I heard from now on all hollowbodies will come with routed Kahler tremolo systems with those locking nut things on the headstock -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
MelodiusThunk replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
Just an FYI… based on what Mike from Heritage has told people, the change affects H-530s and H-535s. So, it probably is not a new product. It is most likely an update to a current line. I guess we’ll see in a little while. - Last week
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What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
MelodiusThunk replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
Thanks for the info. -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
TalismanRich replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
I think that the change over started with the design of the custom core series. It seems that now they are spreading it though the whole line. There were still guitars with the narrow headstock. I don't know if it qualifies as a big announcement. There have always been wider headstocks on 575s, Eagles, 525s, etc. The narrow ones were on the 140, 150, 535, 137 lines. -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
Spectrum13 replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
Will (skin slammer) would jump on a Heritage accordion! Perhaps ABC will show old Lawrence Welk reruns in their 11:30 slot. At the 2012 PSP when I ordered my 147 black beauty Marv took me in a back room to choose a board of Korina for the body, I spied several "V" bodies left over from the Gibson days. Some time ago I posted a photo of them. -
What’s happening at Heritage on September 25th?
Steiner replied to MelodiusThunk's topic in Heritage Guitars
Like in my statement that you quoted, they are coming tomorrow. I do not have a week. And what does "Do Dah…" mean? Edited Thursday at 04:45 PM by MelodiusThunk` Was Gregg (Steiner) not I that started the "Do Dah" - so all I could relate to was cartoons from the 1950's - sorry just having fun with the flow. Spectrum13, you hit the nail on the head; it’s good to have folk one can count on. When it was mentioned the banjos might be coming back, all I could imagine was that big, old rooster whanging away… Why would you say that? Do you know something that your not telling us? I bet you know. You’re too well read; I bet you’ve unearthed the answer and you’re not willing to let it out. Spill the beans bolero… You own banjos and are not familiar with Do Dah?! Shame… As far as PSP, you will find out once you’ve been placed in double secret probation. Take your time…