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Would really like to getta Pete farmer build one H150 or H157 ....perhaps someday !?

I have never used that GX-10 but having a zillion Boss FX for that price is great. I use Line 6 and Quad Cortex for FX and they are all great. I have messed with Headrush and Ampero and liked them too. Boss has to be great or they would be pushed out, given all of the great competition. Why anyone would spend $400 on a couple of Boss pedals when you can get the same pedals plus a shit ton more for the same price is beyond me. BTW, I like the music you are learning. It will be fun trying to cop those sounds. But you have the gear to pull it off!

Great picture and story! Thanks for sharing

Make sure you credit the original photographer who took that pic! He got rather pissed off when I didn't one time: I was unfamiliar with photography etiquette, and try to avoid doing that since then

Most all of my pedals which were Boss were destroyed in the September 20 24 hurricane flood waters. Including the paddleboard, which was also a boss. I’m slowly rebuilding my pedals and I’m open to suggestions to use for a board. I’m looking at earthboard that’s the one that uses the magnetic rails supposedly? And it’s battery powered or rechargeable? I don’t know a whole lot of about it, but I see their ads constantly anybody have any experience with that one? TYIA

Congratulations Monica hey listen I’m trying to assemble a new peddle board since the boss paddleboard I had with most of all of my Boss petals was destroyed in the flood water/September. I’m slowly rebuilding my pedal collection, which is not gonna be very extensive, but tha assist, I will need a peddle board of some type. Do you have one for sale?

This is a photo taken for a story by a local paper in 2013. It just so happens that Marv was working on a couple of 357s. The one on the bench is mine and the one Marv is holding is Bolero's. I know mine is the one on the bench as it was running a few weeks behind waiting on my custom fret board, "From them boys down in Tennessee". Marv sent me several in process shots of the build, but it's nice to have an action shot of the build. https://www.mlive.com/news/kalamazoo/2013/02/love_where_you_live_photos_by.html

I use my modeling stuff for FX too. . So many cool verbs, DDLs, Choruses, etc. I use the QC and LIne 6 stuff in 4CM and it makes it ultra simple to get around sound wise. Maybe it's my old ears, but I had a hard time differentiating between my pedals and their digital counterparts. I find a slight difference in how they feel when playing them, mostly the overdrive/distortion stuff, but I find a slight difference in using different pedals anyway. I am going to get the sound I hear in my head no matter what. It's a matter of how easy it is to get it.

I've seen in a couple of places that Heritage has reduced the price on Standard line models. Might be time to jump on something!

Staying on the history of Marv at Gibson and Heritage. Marv sent me this picture last night. He made this one off when Gibson was still at Parsons St. He called it his Bo Diddley guitar. There is a lot more story behind it. He told me it has the original strings on it from around 1980. I told him it's time for a string change. We had a chuckle about that.

Actually, the post was made by Taylor Lawrence, who is Marv's grandaughter.

Wow so Marvim lamb is your grandpa? Amazing !!!

That is really a cool pic of him holding one of his creations!

I talked to Marv last night. He sounds good and said he is feeling well. He told me he will be turning 86 this year. He is enjoying life and his offspring that is getting extensive. We were talking about H-357s and the one he is holding. That is one of the Korina models he did. Came from California. He brought up Ron Warren and he hadn't heard he passed. He loved the picture Ron did for him.

I didn't switch to a modelling amp. I like my amps with very clean settings. I did switch to a Boss GX-10 multi effect unit that has 32 amplifier types and 170 BOSS effects. Short of some guitar synth sounds, I can pretty much get everything I need out of this and a Tele. I bought it because much of the music I'm playing now requires layers of delay, reverb, distortion, etc. And I got tired of tap dancing on my analog pedal board. With this, I line up the presets that I program in the order of the set and hit the up or down button as needed. The presets use different amps as needed. It's just much easier to deal with.

Love this! Looking great Marv!!

those are nice pickups!

Marv is looking good! excellent story & pic, thanks for posting that I recall meeting Marv's grandson at PSP one year

Lol, well said Kuz. I'm lugging around tube amps to this day. I do have a solid state, pedal amp only as a backup. That Metropoulos amp I'm using has power settings from 10/25/50 watts, but unlike most amps that offer such features, the tone doesn't change. A lot of work went into it from what I understand, but make no mistake, it's a boutique amp and isn't cheap.

I have gotten to spend a weekend with the H-150 Deluxe. For various reasons a friend of mine had it after purchase because of the weight. It was about 9.5lbs. Did know at the the time that is the norm though there are always variations. Ren from Heritage gave me the following info and the cavity cover confirmed it. The pickups are Seth Lover Zebras that deviate from the spec as well as the tuning pegs are not Grovers. Product Details __________________ Top: Curly Maple upgraded Back: Mahogany Neck: Mahogany Fingerboard: Rosewood Scale: About 628mm- (24-3/4") Pickup: Humbucker×2 Pegs: Grover Weight: About 4,28kg Accessories: Heritage Hard-case. More info on label under back control cover. Be careful not to chip finish. Thanks for the input.

Did Heritage ever make a HRW floating pup?

Great story!

Marv's granddaughter posted this on Facebook. Rare Bird Sighting! A few weeks ago, I posted looking for leads on a MarvBird—a special guitar made by luthier Marvin Lamb, who also happens to be my grandfather. My husband became obsessed with the hunt and started digging everywhere. And thanks to one of YOU, we were blessed with the opportunity to bring one home to the family! Thank you for all the love you continue to show for Marvin’s craft and legacy—it means the world to us.

surprisingly no. plays great, sounds great. action maybe a little bit higher, but not an issue.