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  1. Cool! You got yourself a Hillbilly Can opener!
  2. I’ll guess it’s a Schaller roller bridge?
  3. FWIW- I believe that those cases require the basic stamped key. Often those keys are universal. If you have any lying around that look similar to these, you may be in luck.
  4. (IMO) I don’t really believe that any years of the “Pre-Plaza” era H-150s’ were any better or worse. You really have to take them on a case by case basis.
  5. I agree with Rich, but damn it still makes me miss the old days!
  6. H-357 is pretty labor intensive (IIRC). If they made them, I’m sure they’d cost a pretty penny. I wouldn’t mind the return of the H-157 though.
  7. The 498T has an A5 magnet and is wound around the 14.5k range.
  8. Not much of a pedal user myself, but I have tried and liked some of his dirt-pedals. Can’t comment on any of his personal dealings/opinions.
  9. My “E” serial H-140. (Needs a fret dressing).
  10. Wow, talk about a great disturbance in the force!!!
  11. Yup, I find it odd to think of someone attempting to make exact science of an “un-exact” process.
  12. My understanding was that there were no absolutes regarding what type of magnets were used. Gibson was notoriously cheap and went with whatever magnets were the best deal from their supplier.
  13. https://reverb.com/item/40774088-heritage-h-574-1990-vintage-orange
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