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Oups...I didn't pay attention, sorry. above are the photos in JPG, of course ! I meant microphones, you will understand by viewing the pic...

I stopped playing reso on stage a while ago but I always liked this tone. It's from 14 years ago. The pickup is a Flatbucker. https://youtu.be/JJTOLHiw_Fs?feature=shared

I always thought it was 12"

You'll need to measure it. The Heritage "specification" is very frequently not what is actually there. I know this from experience... However, a radius gauge is cheap and easy to get from Amazon or other online vendor of stuff, or you can just make one. Less than $10 for a whole set of them from Amazon.

Welcome Alain, OK, by microphones, I'm assuming you're talking about the pickups. They should be fine, The ones installed are standard Schaller pickups from Germany. I would keep them unless you have a preference for a particular type. Many people use Seymour Duncan Seth Lovers. Bare Knuckles, Throbak, and DiMarzio. You'll want the gold covers to match the rest of the hardware, of course. It is very possible that the potentiometers have become dirty, but can often be cleaned with some contact cleaner. You might try cleaning them and the testing while they are still out of the guitar. Or, you can replace the pots. Most people like CTS pots, and those are most likely 500K audio taper. You can check them with a VOM. Heritage used Vishay polyester capacitors, which are good. The Roy Clark is a very nice guitar. Your H serial number means a 1991 model. It looks to be well care for. Enjoy it!

Cool! Iowa City is just right down the road from me in Montana!

THat's EXACTLY what I want to do, as the song is going to open up a set. 4 clicks of the drum sticks and boom, there it is