Jorgen-Denmark

Caught me there, I'm afraid *LOL* :afro: Just because my wife sat next to me in the sofa - now she went out in the kitchen and I can be more honest: When....

Indeed, Brent, that thing is really looking hot - maybe I should consider a hollowbody kind of style, if I got hit by GAS again. Congratulations to you, Southpaw, we are even - it seems like there's a lot of Heritage's going from the wild, wild west towards old Europe in these days

Hi Southpaw, how are things on the green island of Ireland? Thanks for the welcome, I just couldn't keep away, and guess what - The GAS blow me away, when I saw Brent's git up for sale, so I just had to grap one of them and went for the GOLD H150P. So now there is 4 pieces in my collection af Heritage's. My wife had such a strange look, when I told her about my newest aquisition. I guess, she's trying to close down my Internet-account, hoping that it'l keep me away from getting tempted on HOC > What about you - are you considdering to turn 4 as well, or have you found a way to control your GAS?

Hi - Been out for a while, but now it's time for me to lay down some cards. I'm simply Jorgen from Denmark (Scandinavia, Northern Europe that is) and been playing in bands since the mid '70, and still are. I've got a load of guitars and gear, mostly rare and expensive things, that I could afford in the early days As we speak, I've got a collection of 3 Heritage's in the house, a H157/black beauty ('01). The others are a H140 custom ('86) and a H170 ('98), I've luckily and happily "heritaged" from Brent. This IS a quite unique forum with a lot of dedication towards and knowledge about one of the last real guitarmakers of the world, who puts craftmanship over profits. So to you all in here: Take care of HOC and Heritage Guitars of Kalamazoo