HANGAR18
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Having succumbed to a deal which I could no longer refuse, I have successfully adopted a 1988 Heritage HB2 bass guitar from HOC member DC Ron, who doesn't live very far from me at all, and I am absolutely delighted!
Not just an awesome piece of Heritage history but also a real workhorse with lots of honest wear. This bass is astonishingly light, weighing in at just over 8 & 1/2 pounds. None of the original electronics. DC Ron installed some DiMarzio vintage style pickups and then wired it up so that the little toggle switch does a phase reversal thing (if I understood him correctly). 2 VOL & 1 TONE, really nifty fret markers which look like aluminum rods filled with something black. Actually, aside from the beautiful wood grain of the Rosewood fingerboard set onto a thin Jazz neck, everything is blacked out....
(wait for it...)
(wait for it...)
and... It’s like, how much more black could this be?
And the answer is none.
None more black.
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Not just an awesome piece of Heritage history but also a real workhorse with lots of honest wear. This bass is astonishingly light, weighing in at just over 8 & 1/2 pounds. None of the original electronics. DC Ron installed some DiMarzio vintage style pickups and then wired it up so that the little toggle switch does a phase reversal thing (if I understood him correctly). 2 VOL & 1 TONE, really nifty fret markers which look like aluminum rods filled with something black. Actually, aside from the beautiful wood grain of the Rosewood fingerboard set onto a thin Jazz neck, everything is blacked out....
(wait for it...)
(wait for it...)
and... It’s like, how much more black could this be?
And the answer is none.
None more black.
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