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I like the sound of smaller amps that are jacked up a little. One of the very best club shows I ever saw was Magic Slim and the Teardrops in Kalamazoo in ‘94. Both guitar players were using Deluxe Reverbs (22 watts) and the stage volume was plenty loud. The tone was glorious.

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.