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ElNumero

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    "Gulf Harbors" New Port Richey, FL
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    Heritage Guitars: H-150-3; H-535-2; H-555-2; H-137; H-137 (HOC PSP LE #5); H-155 Millie DC; H-155M; H-574; H-530

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  1. That analogy is not completely accurate! As I said, I am not the bean counter for Heritage, but I would be willing to bet that their CC sales are less than 10% of their total sales. Now in terms of revenue, yes, they realize a larger profit margin % with the CC line. But think about all the international sales they do each month, and I am pretty sure they are mostly from the standard lineup. If you beg to differ, lets hear it!!
  2. Thanks for the hundreds of suggestions peeps, ya'll are awesome, which is why I am on here so much! 🤷‍♀️
  3. I would have to disagree and say that if they did that, it would be the dumbest marketing move they could possibly make! Why get rid of your bread and butter? Granted, the Standard line is not cheap anymore, but the CC line is stratospheric in price! I think having an Asian line, an affordable USA Standard line and the CC (for the snobs, just kidding of course) is the right direction to go in. But hey, I am not the bean counter for Heritage, so I know nuttin.
  4. I just snagged a mint Fulltone Fulldrive on Sweetwater gear sales page for $79 shipped. This replaces the 10th anniversary FD that Kuz sold me about 5 years ago, destroyed in the flood.
  5. That’s awesome!
  6. Some people just like the flexibility of having individual pedals that was my case before six months ago. I think I had probably about 10 Boss pedals or more all strung horizontally across on a peddle board . I just don’t like those all in one type of effect units they never are easy to use in my opinion.
  7. Most all of my pedals which were Boss were destroyed in the September 20 24 hurricane flood waters. Including the paddleboard, which was also a boss. I’m slowly rebuilding my pedals and I’m open to suggestions to use for a board. I’m looking at earthboard that’s the one that uses the magnetic rails supposedly? And it’s battery powered or rechargeable? I don’t know a whole lot of about it, but I see their ads constantly anybody have any experience with that one? TYIA
  8. Congratulations Monica hey listen I’m trying to assemble a new peddle board since the boss paddleboard I had with most of all of my Boss petals was destroyed in the flood water/September. I’m slowly rebuilding my pedal collection, which is not gonna be very extensive, but tha assist, I will need a peddle board of some type. Do you have one for sale?
  9. I’m sure it affected the set up. Did you change it?
  10. My DR tone master has a built in attenuator goes from 1 watt to full power. Works great and no need for an outboard unit.
  11. Good point Dan. I got mine too while the gettin was good!!!
  12. Except none fit you anymore!!
  13. Nobody hates that finish. They just affectionately call it clown burst. I love mine, it’s my first Heritage 150 Q serial number
  14. Dibs please!!!
  15. I’ll be selling a bunch on here soon. The flood disaster taught me to downsize.
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