DetroitBlues

Sounds like a matter of who has the deeper pockets… I suspect Bandlabs might have enough to fight this unlike the other companies that were forced to pay license fees for G-Style Designs to stay in business.

I save photos to my iPad then resize when uploading so I can post on here.

I guess I'll have to make due until Daniel pulls the trigger! 😆

I would take in consideration pickup configurations and construction materials. 535/530 are laminated panels leaving you with less feedback from the top movement. The 575 is a carved, solid maple top and will resonate more and be more prone to feedback at high volume/gain. So there is more than just centerblocks and pickups to think about. So in regards to your combination for veristilty..... I'd take option C! A 530 and 535! (I know, not the A/B option). 530 being a hollowbody with P90's growl (and can take a bit more gain/volume) 535 being semi-hollowbody

Congratulations Rob! If anyone can give an honest assessment for tone and quality, you are the most qualified person on the forum, at least in my opinion. I'm hoping this guitar beats your expectations and is all you're looking for and looking forward to reading your thoughts and opinions.

Good question. Since we generally use this section for general Heritage questions, this subject is probably where it needs to be. This is forum for fans/owners of the guitars, it's not an encompassing forum dedicated to specific facts. We used to have some from Heritage post here, but in the last few years they have shied away due to some controversy.

Yes, Rhoadescholar had one. Pete has one too. Even has a unique molded patriotic case.

I've had my Quilter MicroPro II for years. It was a highly recommended and amazingly versatile amp with so many features, you could go into control-knob-paralysis fiddling with it. But I found I kept the amp settings the same all the time, never used its second input for microphone/acoustics, nor changed the voicing beyond a couple of Fender style settings. Not too long ago, Quilter came out with the Aviator Cub 1x12 50W Combo. If you're a Fender amp fan, this is thee amp to have. Tweed, Brown, Blackface inputs. Digital Reverb (Very spring-like setting) TMB co

It's a requirement to attend PSP to have it tattooed on your chest, over your heart.

Value of used amps just went up. Joe Bonamassa probably has the largest stock in amps in LA now....

Custom Core H150: Normal Production H150:

The Heritage has been the name since the beginning. A year or so ago, they created a Custom Core line with a slightly larger headstock that just says Heritage. Omits the word “The”. They also experimented with a Circle H instead too.

Give us some pics! We’ll be the judge for you!

Dang, I thought I was there back then. Must of been IV for my first year.

I've got a rather large tent, tables, chairs, etc. At least enough to cover about 20-25 people anyway.