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And he continued on to answer such a basic question. Every guitar player I interact with consider your query fundamental. It has been addressed here multiple times which is precisely why I wholeheartedly agree with bolero’s frustrations. Sit back, take a deep breath and consider thanking him for sharing his knowledge and experiences. You got far more than you paid for.

Make it a nice one. Not too big or ostentatious

No. Eagles were Classic, Golden and Super. Never a number that I saw.

For having made such a silly, ridiculous error you must remove the offending finger, preferably at the shoulder. Do not concern yourself with such an action, ‘Tis but a flesh wound. Now go away or I shall taunt you some more.

It needs, at least, two pickups or it hasn’t sufficient range. For such a costly guitar, it screams budget.

Agreed with both posts bolero. Fuggem if they can’t handle the truth. Who argues with physics?

That is drop dead cool. There’s a ton of mojo in that beast. Happy NGD.

I see. Don’t break your mind.

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Wasn’t it @rjsanders who exclaimed “boutique amps for boutique guitars”? If there are no tubes, I have no time. There is so much more buried in a tube amp’s sound.

Everything I’ve read about attenuators agrees with your assessment. Your enthusiasm is catchy, thanks and congrats. Oh, it does work, happy NADs.

Heritage was at that time a custom guitar builder. The guitar shown is not a 575 custom. It is, however, a solid wood guitar through out; a stellar guitar for every style of music. Treat her well and she’ll respond in kind.

There was a similar speaker unveiled 7 to 10 years ago. It had a dial on the magnet that reduced the speaker’s efficiency. This one has a cream color which is Celestion’s most popular. I’m interested, as I was before, like before, I’ll wait for a myriad of positive feedbacks.

Blues, You made it! I love that place. I’ve been there a few times. I agree with your analogy of the OG Heritage. They are dedicated to delivering the vintage sound and feel akin to the old guard in Kalamazoo. A small shop with some 8 people cranking out their designs. I think they just got to 4 or 5 amps per week. Everybody comes across as happy at their tasks and very proud of their accomplishments-they should be. Soldano sold to BAD. I used to visit them every so often in Ballard, WA. On my last trip Mike talked about selling the brand and retiring. The end of DeYoung transformers was the last straw. IIRC, there were 5 or 6 employees. They purchased their bare cabs and wrapped them in-house. It always amazed me that so few people could make such a big wave in music. BAD now owns Soldano, Friedman, Egnater and Bogner pedals; probably a few others too. They redesigned the Soldano SLO and GTO pedal but haven’t released any earth shattering devices. For the time, I’m sticking with Metropoulos. With only 4 models released since Covid, he’s captured the sound of the JTM 45, JTM 45-100, 1959 SuperPlex and a now extinct ditty George created with Alice in Chains’ guitarist+vocalist William DuVall that wraps the 45/45-100/SuperPlex into 1 head called the DVL-1. Each model captures the sound in my head and constitutes 95% of play time since we were all ordered to stay home; no problem 😊 We’re lucky to have awesome amps and guitars being produced so close to home!