Leaderboard

This one looks like it may be carved.

I agree that Milies (H155, Custom, Pro, Y2K, etc.) should be reintroduced by Heritage. It certainly would bring a more unique build concept to the market, and separate Heritage from a crowded field of solid/semi-hollow body guitar designs. At one time Heritage offered a Custom Millie as part of its bespoke program. https://heritageguitars.com/products/custom-shop-h-155m-electric-guitar-vintage-orange-translucent-ah16211 https://heritageguitars.com/products/custom-shop-h-155m-electric-guitar-silver-top-ah16208

I really like the look of the Millie and the build concept. My favorite in appearance is the Eagle 2000. The easiest to get high access on is the DC. I don't think they sound different in general, but individual instruments may well vary. In route is a DC. It's blue. There are a few notable features. The hardware is chrome, probably because the finish is blue. The neck is maple. It's a 2004. It came with HRWs, but the seller swapped out for Seymour Duncan Pearly Gates in the bridge and APH-1n Alnico II Pro in the neck. I found HRWs in my previous Millies and solidbodies to be too harsh and shrill. They work well in hollowbodies. The seller was kind enough to include the strap components of the straplocks, a new set of strings, and the HRWs. He's a real gent. I'm tempted to change out the bridge and tailpiece. I'll hunt to see if I have the parts already. That's not essential for me. I've had experience with Heritage's blue guitars. They go greenish over the years with yellowing of the lacquer. This one's 20 years old and looks deep blue still.

I think my wah pedals are breeding.....anyone else have too many wah pedals? I think when the pots start getting noisy I end up buying another....and then those pots get noisy....and they told two friends.....and they told two friends....and pretty soon there's wah pedals everywhere!

From 2002 Catalogue. Disclaimer: The Old Guard Customized these also.

Very nice guitar! Very Nice!

Back in the 60's and 70's when I was most active they would last a couple of months. If I had some basic electronic skills and quality replacement pots were able to be sourced, there would be fewer cry babies.

Yeah!!! That's a whole lotta amp, right there. Congrats, and kudos to KBP! That's a Kool Bitchin' Princeton

Nice!

Yep your ears are to be trusted!