mars_hall
-
Posts
3752 -
Joined
-
Days Won
8
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Blogs
Events
Everything posted by mars_hall
-
From the album: Millennium DC '03 - Old Style Sunburst
Bought the Millie DC new at Dave's in LaCrosse back in '04. Had to have it, love at first touch. Besides, Dave made me a good deal on it! It has gold hardware, standard for the MIllies, and the HRW pickups, they are outstanding. And the old-style burst is like a tobacco sunburst, almost black at the edge. -
From the album: Millennium DC '03 - Old Style Sunburst
The Millie DC really puts out some incredible tone through the Marshall DSL 401. The Millie is a smaller body than the 535 style, and is semi-solid body, as opposed to semi-hollow like the 535. Which means, of course, that a Heritage lover needs one of each! -
'00 Millennium SAE
-
-
From the album: Millennium SAE '00
F-Hole Closeup -
From the album: Millennium SAE '00
F-Hole -
From the album: Millennium SAE '00
Back Side -
From the album: Millennium SAE '00
Arch Top and Back -
From the album: Millennium SAE '00
Arched Top -
From the album: Millennium SAE '00
In the case -
From the album: Millennium SAE '00
Close in the case -
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Limited Edition
-
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Limited Edition
-
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Limited Edition
-
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Limited Edition
-
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Limited Edition
-
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Limited Edition
-
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Limited Edition
-
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Red
A one-piece back -
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Red
H-155 in Cherry -
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Red
The Schaller tailpiece was swapped out after this pic with a tune0matic -
From the album: Millennium H155 '00 - Red
This H155 has triple-binding -
From the album: HFT445 '86
This is the repaired cracked neck on my HFT 445. It was a factory reject, but it is a great playing and sounding instrument, stays in tune! -
From the album: HFT445 '86
Here you see the repaired cracks. The repaired joint is probably stronger than if it had never cracked. -
From the album: HFT445 '86
Aside from the strumming marks, the spruce top had a couple cracks south of the bridge. As Jim Deurloo at the plant told me, "gives the instrument even better tone." He's right, IMO. -
From the album: HFT445 '86
I'll try to ease off the hard strumming! This was a factory reject that was buffed up and cleaned by the boys at Heritage, rescued from the scrapheap. It is a sentimental favorite! I've resisted the urge to install a pickup in it so far..
