greywolf66 Posted June 4 Posted June 4 (edited) Somebody mentioned a P90 535 wish list .. I'd add this one to the please make it wish list, wired with a blend knob Edited June 4 by greywolf66 2
JMarkoz Posted Thursday at 04:06 PM Posted Thursday at 04:06 PM I recently saw a used '24 Custom Core H-150 with P90s and thought 'man that olive drab color is horrible.' But then I played I played it and it got a LOT prettier. So I bought it. It is easily the best playing and sounding electric I've ever played, much less owned. I can't justify another Heritage just yet, but I have an old Ibanez ST-200 that needs need pickups, so now I want to put P90s in it that are as close as possible to those in the H-150. There are no markings on the H-150 P90s, but the Heritage web info indicates they are 225 Classic P90s. Sadly, I find no way to purchase just the pickups from Heritage, so which pickups would be closest to these? I plan to ask Mr. Wolfetone, Lollar, and Fralin, but I'm open to ideas! Many thanks!
TalismanRich Posted Thursday at 08:19 PM Posted Thursday at 08:19 PM Heritage doesn't sell pickups. If they are the 225 Classics, then you're out of luck unless you find someone who is selling them from their guitar. Check the inside of the control cavity to see if it says 225 Classic, or Lollar. Lollar P90s used to be the standard issue pickups. I have them in both my H525 and the H-530 that I picked up last year after visiting the factory.
bolero Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago I'm excited: Heritage is making their own staple P90's in house now 1
Spectrum13 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 7 hours ago, bolero said: I'm excited: Heritage is making their own staple P90's in house now Chris, did you say Staple? No way!
TalismanRich Posted 58 minutes ago Posted 58 minutes ago Yes, they are making their version of a staple pickup. Square Alnico magnets, P90 size. The head winder was showing a couple of us how he is making them. That guy is like a chef in the kitchen when it comes to pickups!
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