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I always thought the Heritage neck carve was too skinny. I can't imagine why they would need to go smaller unless they thought the "entry level" (kids) market needed it. I agree with the move to make them lighter via weight relief.

The necks were already too skinny.

I really like this guitar.

Thanks. Sorry I forgot your handle 🙄

I’m seeking a photo of a member’s guitar. The member, whose name escapes me, is from Canada. I said hi to him at PSP this year at the tour. He has a Millennium with a natural back and a solid cream top. A real looker. I commented on it when we spoke last month. A contact on another forum is considering this finish combo and I wanted to share a photo if possible. I checked the gallery section but most of the photo links are broken. Help a brother out? TIA

Snagged a new Strymon Flint for a good deal this past week. It offers a nice simple Reverb circuit as well as a Tremolo circuit with three flavors each and just enough knobs to tweak your sound without it turning into a science project.

I have a Plain Top R8 that I love, but in this case I’d go with the Heritage. The fingerboard on the R8 is terrible, as are the inlays. Tough to beat the Lollar Imperials on the H-150 too.

I used 0.011s on my ‘94 H-550. They were pretty slinky but still drove the guitar well. Lots of punch.