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Hi everyone. Newbie here (tried to post in another SAE thread but its not showing for some reason) anyway.... I'm fascinated with the STAT guitars both standard and DLX didn't find a dedicated STAT thread here, so figured I'd make one. I've got a small bunch of STAT pics gleaned from eBay, HOC and around the web. So let's see/talk STATs! heres a pic of a cool DLX I saw that sold on eBay to get things rolling....

 

 

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gorgeous tops all around! love the wavy eastern maple that ended up on these!

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heres a sweet lefty with a more traditional headstock. Seems like lots of these were custom as the appointments vary quite a bit on some.

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Ooh LaLa! That's a spicy meatball! My favorite finish cherry red... The flame looks like the sister of the 1989 DLX I posted in the OP. even has the same bald spot on the upper horn.

 

My first Heritage

 

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I pinched this pic of another gorgeous cherry Stat but with a whambulator...

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Seems Billy F. had a hankerin for something kinda similar from Mark Erlewine...

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I know Mark Knofler dug this style/recipe with mahogany and maple with his Erlewine and later Pensa-Suhr...

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I guess the single coils sound pretty good? Here's a HOC member with an H162 lighting it up with some Beckish. The H162 is a bit of a cousin to the STAT different construction/wood but same pickups/tremolo/body shape.

 

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what is the Heritage built like a STAT, but with a bolt-on neck?

H162?

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I bought that 1989 STAT DLX pictured in the OP.... I think its a "one of a kind" the reason(s) being the collection of features and one feature that I haven't seen on any other, trapezoid inlays!

 

heres what I think makes it unique:

 

(1) trapezoid inlays

(2) non-contoured back on a DLX, every other one I've seen has the belly carve

(3) regular STAT headstock on a DLX, every other DLX I've seen has a sharp hockey stick like a charvel

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I bought that 1989 STAT DLX pictured in the OP.... I think its a "one of a kind" the reason(s) being the collection of features and one feature that I haven't seen on any other, trapezoid inlays!

 

heres what I think makes it unique:

 

(1) trapezoid inlays

(2) non-contoured back on a DLX, every other one I've seen has the belly carve

(3) regular STAT headstock on a DLX, every other DLX I've seen has a sharp hockey stick like a charvel

Also I think this has a one piece back not scarfed. Looking at the end grain in the sun confirms the "cathedral" flat sawn one piece grain of the back. The neck is reminiscent of a 1961 Les Paul/SG I used to own. No shoulder and very comfy. The pick ups are a Marciella Juarez wound JB"J" and two classic stacks. Exceptionally resonant and acoustically loud.

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