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Welcome to the HOC Necks are hand carved at Heritage so you won't find dimensions like, say, PRS can supply. We like pics on this forum so let's see that 150

Welcome to the HOC Good to see you finally coming out of your hidey-hole

Welcome to the HOC, jazzpicker Let's see some pics of that guitar of yours!

I put the cream surrounds on it when I loaded the Phat Cats. I experimented with the black and the cream. Both looked good but I stayed with cream It's a 'feature' rather than 'functional' bench What made you pick High End Guitars? They're pretty pricey.

That's a beauty - looks a bit like mine

Welcome LoneFurrow from another UK member, over near Colchester. Quite a bunch of us here now, perhaps a dozen or so active members Let's see some pics when you have your 535

Hi Jerry and welcome to the HOC We have other guitar-playing drummers here so there'll be some sympathetic ears from time to time Can we see some pics please?

Hi and welcome to the HOC I think we have another member in Gainesville called 'big bob'

Nice! We always like seeing unusual specimens here I've got a '90 which has the revised horn.

Hi Andy and welcome to the HOC Let's see a pic of that guitar!

Welcome to the HOC, drew47 A 535 is a fine start to your Heritage collection - let's see some pics when you finally get your hands on one. In the meantime, we'll be happy to help with your research

Lots of flame in that wood too!

Hi Chris, welcome to the HOC

Welcome to the HOC and thank you for the nice pic!

Hi Bucketbot, welcome to the HOC I'm guessing that you're in the UK (or mainland Europe) as you've bought from High End Guitars in Nottingham. Quite a few of us from this side of the Pond now Nice 150 - VSB is one of the favourite finishes for those on the forum

Hi Steve, I'm an Englishman in England. Congratulations on your first Heritage and welcome to the HOC

Welcome Have a wander round the rest of the forum, it's a great place and we all like to help. I think you'll fit in well

Well, the bridge and tailpiece don't fall off when restringing. That's about it for performance No tonal improvements that my ears can pick up but it may make a difference to someone, somewhere in that respect. Look for Marquis Distribution on the web, they're in CA. Tell them that you have a Heritage 535 and they'll fix you up with a chrome/nickel/gold/black/aged set in a couple of days. No drilling or other messing about, just a straight swap As you say, they look great, and that's the main reason for me putting them on.

The original tailpiece/bridge items supplied by Heritage were made by Schaller. I use TonePros replacements which are lockable but it's mainly a cosmetic thing

There you go - too many tags I think Nice guitars, Bobsky!

No worries, Bobsky We're patient types on this forum

Beautiful white guitar in the snow