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Excellent choices to have as keepers. Many on here, myself included, have owned and parted with several Heritages we regret selling/trading off. It happens. But you still have some excellent tools in the shed now, so it all works out in the end.

Nice! …and welcome. Good group of people here.

I really love my H-535, the Seymour Duncan 59s sound great and the build quality is just fantastic.

I was going to add a volume pedal to my board... The interwebs recommended to find a used Boss FV-500H. So I bought a used one.... However, this beast of a pedal is about 20% bigger than a standard WAH pedal... Not sure what Boss was thinking making such an oversized pedal... Not sure who they think is supposed to be using this.... wowzers.

Finally was able to get signed up, keep running into problems but now all is good. Really love my 2 Heritages (pics below) also had a CC H150, H-530 and a H-150 but like a dope I traded them in.

If I used analog effects, I would need a 3' x 4' pedal board. So I had to go digital. I bought a Boss GX-10 and it worked well. But it was confusing. On a whim, I bought a Soran Tiny Stomp from Amazon for $50. It has 125 effects and more amp modeling than I need. It also has a built-in looper and drum machine. It sounds really good. It's much easier to use. I can use an external expression pedal for wah or volume. I program in the set list, and just go down the list of songs. And the Bluetooth actually works with my cell phone so I can make changes on the fly. It's about the size of 2 packs of cigarettes and has a built-in rechargeable battery. It's worth buying one just to screw around with. The same unit is marketed under a few different brand names. I'm never going back to analog. And I sold the GX-10.

Because Im going to be a shredder <laughs out loud and startles the cat> Ive been looking at high gain od/dist pedals even though in a post somewhere else I dont really like high gain. I found some snug fitting spandex pants. I feel like the whole shred idea thing is moving along nicely.

In the midst of going back and revising the board for a simple method of running everything to the front of the amp and forgo the effects loop. At the same time, I am also adding in a volume pedal as it is something I've been wanting to add and with a possibility of a being in a tribute band that covers Stevie Nicks Fleetwood Mac music. Lots of ambient guitar parts Lindsey Buckingham plays that calls for some additional effects.

@MartyGrass...Your H157 'triple pickup' has the most mesmerizing top!!! I'd love to hear what the middle Duncan Phat Cat pickup brings to its tonal pallet. Also, is it engaged via 'push-pull' pot? That's how Ren wired mine.

I remember you posting this. The wake pattern in the grain is what I remember the most but I also remember hb sized p90.

I don't know that this is my favorite, but it is up there. I posted this years ago. It's a 1999. If you flip the last three digits upside down, it's the mark of the beast. Pete Moreno did the circuitry. There are push-pulls for coil splitting and for blending the middle pickup.

One other thing to note on the original photo is residual buffing compound on the f hole edge. That is easily removed but should not have come from the factory that way. Years ago it slipped by sometimes.

Try to rotate them all but, this one the most. H-575 Custom with Seth's

Hello everyone from Rome! This picture says more than one which shows the details of the wood

It is amazing. Wonderful through any amp but extra special through my mesa 5:50 + into a 2x12 ported cabinet. Like a slightly darker 50 watt twin reverb, wonderfully big, clean and warm 6L6 goodness.

Yessir!!!! The mighty KB!

Multiple favorites for different reasons, but here’s one (if i have to pick just one):

LOL

Beautiful top on her MH.

I think I've only ever seen one other in person, one with the "Gumby" head, and that was totally unplanned.

Ive been looking for Stats and Parson Street models for the last month or so. Parson Street model never shows up anywhere! That one is really nice.

It is a Parsons Street with the more normal head. I swapped out the EMG active pickups, 'cause that isn't really what my ear wants...

All great looking guitars. The grain on the first one!!! That last one, is it a Stat Deluxe hard tail or Parson Street hard tail?

As far as looking at the wonders of wood, definitely this one As far as sounding... probably this one, which is an employee personal build with Burstbusters. I did the pickguard to see what I could do with fiddleback As far as exotic...

Mostly because Marv’s DNA is all over this one.