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I forgot I made this slide show of some of the Custom Orders I made. Old School Heritage Custom Shop.

Just finished setting this Esquire up and recorded this song with this pickup, the Cavalier Nocaster HolyGrail. The Esquire has a 3 way switch and it's set for the cocked wah position. Man this pickup sings. Check it out...

I still have my Deja MiniVibe2. I had to send it in for repair years ago. Thankfully, it hasn't had any issues since.

The look of that neck is just.... as Pressure would say.... FAB! You've really gotten heavily into the Tele types lately. What is this, #6? 7?

Because I own ten amps, I told myself that I was never going to buy another one. I made a big mistake today stopping by Sam Ash to wish one of the managers a Merry Christmas. While we were talking, I noticed a like new used Swart Atomic Space Tone amp with a night light attenuator. Well, that amp now resides in my music room. I doubt I will ever use the attenuator, but it came with the amp. Is there a cure for GAS? I think I need therapy.

Sounds great!! Nice pickguard....and lets see some more of that flamy neck? 😎

the whole Swart vibe is cool, then there's that soulful tone....

One day I was hanging with a friend in my studio and he showed up with a Swart STR and a Gibson ES330. Glorious tone at almost conversational level!

The perfect at home or recording amp. The Swart Atomic Space Tone amp might also be loud enough for a gig or just mic it through the PA!

Tim Pierce is a Pro's Pro Guitarist. Nothing is ever flashy, but everything is perfect for the application. He has said before is working on trying to play faster and he really is not a shedder at all. I believe many on this forum could play faster than Tim. BUT he can play over any chord progression and have the perfect melodic solo. He doesn't play the same old tired licks, but is imaginative and melodic. I love TP's playing and he seems like a really super guy. He is also an adamant proponent of new guitars overs vintage guitars. He says new guitars (including PRS) play better, have better intonation, and sound just as good as vintage guitars. He believes we are in the golden era of guitar making and I absolutely believe he is correct. It doesn't surprise me that he loves Heritage Guitars along with other new company's builds (Heritage, Collings, PRS, Harmony, Novo, ect.... Great video Tim!