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Alain, If by 'micros', you mean smaller photographs, this site prefers .jpg images. So if your phone can be set to create .jpg files instead of (or in addition to) .heic, try that.

Alain, Your guitar is a Roy Clark model, relatively rare. The ASB on the label, I believe, means Antique SunBurst finish. No serial number is visible in your photo, but it should be on the back of the headstock.

Well, having only owned 5 pre-2017 Heritage guitars, my thoughts are likely only worth about 25% of what Kuz has said. Mine were built in 1996, 2001, 2005, 2006, and 2008. None of my 5 had any significant issues whatsoever. Yes, the oldest one (1996 H535) has a somewhat slimmer neck than the others, but that was how things were done back then. And so what? With the arthritis in my left hand, neck scale length is now far more important to me than thickness. That's why I now have a 24" Ron Kirn Jaguar and my recent Doug Harrison custom build is 24.6". John's absolutely correct: listening to dumbass internet 'experts' about Heritage quality from the old days is a waste of your time.

TBone, It appears from your photo that the Carvin contraption you have is water-cooled. Impressive.

Rich, what I think I remember about that black one in 2016 was that it was actually made with the wrong neck on it. Ergo the larger headstock. Of course, this could be totally untrue.

I've heard that one's memory deteriorates as we age. At least I think that's what I heard.

I believe fxdx99's prize was a white H555. I still have a coffee cup and Heritage hat from PSP1. Just tried to add a couple of pix from 2008 but can't make it work. Yes, I know, max size of all images per post is 1.5mb, but I'm under that and nothing shows up. Oh well...

This sounds like an easy way to ruin a nice guitar.

Indeed. Not terribly close to Parsons Street, but definitely in Kalamazoo.

Well, I think the H535 is 200 better than a 335. And maybe the H575 is 400 better than a 175. And so on.

You'll put your eye out with that thing, kid. Nice snatchback.

Beauty, Will.

Dollars, I'd guess. More margin on the higher-up models. It is a business now, after all.