rwinking Posted November 22 Posted November 22 Does Heritage sell the 225 classic humbuckers and how much are they?
TalismanRich Posted November 23 Posted November 23 I don't think they sell any of their 225 pickups, except for in a guitar. I wonder if they would put 225s in a standard guitar, like they did with the old HRWs.
rwinking Posted November 24 Author Posted November 24 Does anyone know anything about the 225 classics? What are they modeled after? Maybe they are like the HRWs?
TalismanRich Posted November 24 Posted November 24 I didn't get the impression that they are in any way based on HRWs. I even asked the fellow who winds the pickups at Heritage about HRWs during the tour last year (Has Ren told you his secret sauce?"). I remember Ren smiling, but no comment. Has anyone ever tested HRWs to know what type of magnet it has? Measure the resistance and inductance values? Cryogenicly treated with liquid Nitrogen? We know it was based on the Schallers, but everything else was just speculation. My take was that Heritage is trying to get a "vintage PAF" sound. However, what that means is pretty vague. EVERYONE is going for that sound, from Seth Lovers, to CustomBuckers, Mojotone 59s, Dimarzio PAF Anniversary, etc, etc. Everybody using different magnets (including Gibson in the PAF era). The number of winds varies, so resistance varies. I think most are using 42gauge enamel wire.
Kuz Posted Thursday at 04:20 PM Posted Thursday at 04:20 PM On 11/24/2024 at 12:55 AM, rwinking said: Does anyone know anything about the 225 classics? What are they modeled after? Maybe they are like the HRWs? The 225 Humbuckers and HRWs are night & day and completely different. The 225s use A3s and the HRWs use (I believe I am correct) A5s. I have a set of aged 225 Humbuckers that came out of my 150 CC. PM me if you are interest in buying them.
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