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DetroitBlues last won the day on June 16 2017

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  1. DetroitBlues
    Even a lefty in the mix…
  2. DetroitBlues
    It’s a vicious circle…
  3. DetroitBlues
    then sold them all already.
  4. DetroitBlues
    Its been more and more fun every time. Need to build up my finger strength. I've got back to back gigs next month and my fingertips are usually sore the next day..
  5. DetroitBlues
    Yup, seemed a bit more like a huge metal fan than classic rock or country.
  6. DetroitBlues
    Last nights gig…
  7. DetroitBlues
    I did Nike polo shirts for PSP VII, year or so before was a mechanic button down work shirt with a Heritage label on the back.
  8. DetroitBlues
    There was some speculation at PSP when some eagle eye observers noticed some accoustics in the plant. Today Heritage “leaked” a photo hinting towards this possibility. What is not known is where they are made or if they are Heritage or Harmony.. (Assuming Heritage)..
  9. DetroitBlues
    I will buy some bottom end guitars on occasion, usually I have a purpose, such as it a model type I am interested in but don't want to spend a lot on an occasional use or recently, its a guitar I can keep at my bassist's house knowing its going to be used and abused by him and his kids.
  10. DetroitBlues
    When Thomann can produce some excellent guitars for $160-$300 that have stainless steel frets, roasted maple necks, and decent hardware from Wilkenson, you'd think Heritage would do better. Who knows, maybe they are being made by the same people as Trump Guitars.
  11. DetroitBlues
    They came with both a Heritage hardshell case and a black Mono gigbag case. It was a rare treat and wish I'd kept the Mono Gig bag. I use a double one now for gigs. Since I play locally and load my own equipment, I don't worry about them as they protect my guitars quite well, especially the fragile headstocks.
  12. DetroitBlues
    Funny you mention that, I typically roll back the tone controls just a hair on both the bridge and neck pickups. Then roll the volume back on either or depending on what the song calls for.
  13. DetroitBlues
    Of these H137's, there are only four in existence. Five were built, but the fifth went unclaimed, so Heritage installed Lollar P90's and a normal Grover kidney-bean tuners. Unfortunately, this limited run hit right at the beginning of the pandemic. A few orders were cancelled outright and many interested parties never placed an order. Excellent guitar, especially when the price was under $2K.
  14. DetroitBlues
    Slowly, I've come to realize so much of my tone quest can be resolved with this very idea, especially when using the middle position and adjusting the controls. Haven't changed the pickups in a Heritage in years because of this. Last pickup swap with removing Seth Lovers in favor of high-gain clarity Railhammers in my H535. Hindsight was to leave best alone. Railhammers didn't solve my problem between the ears.
  15. DetroitBlues
    I really don't remember. I did put one in a Gibson Les Paul I bought from Brent, sounded pretty good, best when uncovered.
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