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Congrats Rich!

Nice!!!

I think that Heritage was his reward for his internship.

And here he is wringing out a Custom Core 150

Back in 2017 at PSP, Zach Avery played several tunes in the shipping area. Zach was working at Heritage at the time. He was a damn fine player. I happened to run across this video of his band at Chicago Music Exchange. He's STILL a damn fine player...

Congrats!! That's a looker!

P90's rule! Enjoy that beauty!

Definitely NON artisan aged. I like my guitars shiny. 😁

@TalismanRich...Now THAT is a sweet H530. Congratulations. 🤩

That’s a beauty!

But, but, but.... you already have a nice H535. Oh, I get it now. Your red one doesn't have P90's. Excellent snatch. I think when you get it you might want to shine it up some.

While at PSP, I was checking out a few guitars, but since I had to get over to the VFW, and had little room in the car there was no time to sit down with Mike and discuss things. So yesterday, I gave him a call and now there will be a new addition to the family.....

That is a stunner, love it!

Nice pics!

And another for good measure. 😂

The lighting in my office was just right this morning.

or quoted phrase as a matter of fact....

Hence the title, NFS. It's going to a display case, most likely in someone's office.

I would love to buy that

I had my share of those issues in the early days. There were also quite a few great ones. Often there were a few flaws like overspray, binding scraping and excessive filing marks. I had one with a neck twist. The company struggled at times with their hires. The profit margin for the company had to be low, creating staff turnover.

I probably devote more time than I should to amplification. There’s something there that interests me deeply. Being at the MuZeum is a thrill to see the breadth and depth of Dr. Z’s creations and interact with the likeminded kind. The greatest pull is the volume of stories and background attached to each amp. As many times as I have visited, I continue to learn. There is a Lot going on; I truly enjoy both the information and the way you deliver the truth.

You're always welcome here Greg. Just let me know when you want to come back!

Sam Ash is owned by a Mexican group. They had bought Manny's in 1999 and closed it about 10 yrs later. Eventually all the stores on 48th St closed up, Rudy's Manny's, Sam Ash were all there. The building were demolished around 2018 and now have high rises with a Hampton Inn and Hard Rock on those sites. If you go to Google maps, you can look at street view from the days when they were all there. Manny's Music is now owned by Vista/Bandlab. They bought the name, trademarks etc from Sam Ash in 2024. They are mail order only, and sell Harmony, Heritage Ascent and Ascent+, Mono cases and Teisco pedals.

I wasn't aware that they bought the rights to Sam Ash. I thought a Mexican company bought them.

Didn't know it was an option, left a hole in my soul when I look at the empty space where it once shook the floorboards of the house...