[Fat Strings Are Better = Urban Myth?]

I've recently bought a H535 that came with 9's.

While I'm in the thicker string = thicker tone club (member since '81), I'm leaving them on until they break. The last six months have seen more typing, less guitar playing and my hands reflect years of abuse.

Maybe using a thick pick and light strings will force me to relax.

[Unhappy Customer looking for an answer from The Heritage team.]

That is an excellent picture; I would like to have that skill.

If you feel that strongly then you should contact your dealer.

I see 1/32" variance on a couple dots. Looks like your guitar was made by hand and not mass produced.

I have to budget and go without other luxury to afford a Heritage. But, I buy them to play so, I'm not sure I would've noticed as long as the tone & feel was there.

If one of my friends would denigrate any of my favorite guitars, then I would seduce his wife and reject her as inadequate.