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To scratch or not to scratch.


Bombassa

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My H-150 Goldtop P90 is still, naked without a pickguard.

I sent an email to Heritage resulting in this answer:

"We are presently not installing fingerrest on our guitars receiving the LOLLAR PU's."

By now I'm not so sure what to do. Mount the G''''' style scratchplate, make

a Heritage fingerrest or keep it nude.  :undecided:

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...... Just play the dang thing...

you'll both be glad you did.

 

Jepp. That might bee exactly what I'm going to do. :)

 

Nowadays it is cool to have a worn out guitar. I'm just waiting to see a Les Paul with a scratched hole through the body. ???

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I would consider this pure. Purely historic & purely traditional! 8)

 

FWIW, if your 150 had a flamed top or where you could see the wood on the top, I'd keep the PG off. But with Goldtops PGs rule and are a must! 8)

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My H150 in ASB came w/pickguard.  I wouldn't  have ordered it with, but since it came that way w/the holes drilled, I keep it.  I find it is a good finger rest when I'm not using a pick too. 

 

But if I got a new one from the factory, I'd probably not get a pickguard.

 

Leave it like it came.

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yeah, i hate unfilled holes

 

There are no holes for or after a pickguard/scratchplate/fingerrest, yet.

Me too hates unfilled holes - in the guitar.

If I decide to attach it, I would go for screws and screwdriver instead of nail and hammer :wink:

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