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  1. Congrats! And those are good tubes. I have a couple spares but wish I had a stash!
  2. So pretty close to TalismanRich's. Nearly identical, really. And then measurement % error. I'm not at sea level, not sure about parallax & I didnt take into account the observer effect.
  3. Allright: Shims measured: 0.147 thick 1.045 @ 1st fret = 0.898" 1.163 @ 12th fret = 1.016"
  4. bolero

    Hello!

    That is a cool looking Harmony! What are those pickups? Before he passed away Edwin Wilson told me he was working on designing gold foil pickups for the new Harmony models, I wonder if those are them?
  5. Hey that's a good idea! I'll get some popsicle sticks & remeasure
  6. With the strings on I get ( inches ) 0.962 at 1st fret 1.091 at 12th fret That includes the fret & the strings though. Was a hassle to get under the strings
  7. Ah, ok, interesting! I don't like that name no more. My new name is Rocky.
  8. That's a neat idea never thought of a rechargable power supply. Bought a compressor recently haven't used it much yet.
  9. And FWIW I played a new H535 in the showroom at the factory and it was outstanding too.
  10. That's nice! Sheptone's are great pickups too, I have a set in a HB firebird. I just checked my serial # is ABxxx which is 2013 I believe
  11. Does that have a variable sun knob on it? It's for biasing the transistor isn't it? If so do you use it much?
  12. Good advice from TR above I'll add I had a 90s 535 & sold it because the neck was too slim for me. I replaced it with a 2013 or 2015 H-535 & it is the bomb!! Amazing gtr, nice beefy neck but not a baseball bat. I also put Wolfetone Legend pickups in Gratuitous pic And a shoutout to Bill Paige: it never had a pickguard installed; one year at the factory I asked if I could buy one, he walked back into the shop retreived one & gave it to me. So thank you Bill!
  13. Lol! I thought it may have been a bad acid trip, or King Crimson album liner art, or both Oh it says "play again" I thought those were just broken teeth. Freaky.
  14. I also approve because there's so many out there, people who have real '59 Les Pauls can gig them & tell everyone it's an aged replica Honestly I don't care if other people buy relic'd guitars
  15. Nice! What the heck is that in your avatar?
  16. I wish I had a pick holder that magically snapped up all the picks that fly out of my fingers, while playing. I had a pet gecko lizard once, they're pretty quick maybe I could train one. And let him live in my pedalboard.
  17. Ha, true! Although there's the broken headstock on that Duane Allman LP? Both of these product lines are a testament to Edwin Wilson's vision & skills RIP
  18. Yeah that's why I only have authentic wear & tear on my guitars Those are both nice though. You're right: of course Edwin setup the CC line, I forgot all about that promo vid he did on them.
  19. I assume he was involved with the custom core models? He said he was working on the Harmony models designing pickups when I was there.
  20. So it looks like mission accomplished, as far as Heritage bringing Edwin Wilson onboard. I'd like to have been a fly on the wall & heard some of the discussions that went on between the experienced & knowledgable Heritage builders and Edwin. I'm sure there was a lot of mutual respect, and a lot of guitar grimoire dissected. It must have been satisfying too, for Edwin to come back & work in the Sistine chapel of electric guitar building.
  21. I think in about 2003-2005 there was a change in headstock dimensions too, they just widened it a bit AFAIK
  22. I always liked the look of those Boogie amps with the cane grills. Very potent little combo.
  23. Here's a white Millenium Eagle:
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