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Well gentlemen, another wayward Heritage has been rescued! ;)

 

Pics courtesy of seller (amps are not mine!):

 

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I've been saving up for an Eagle Classic or Golden Eagle but I just couldn't pass this bad boy up. The 525 is a bit of an enigma for me but I keep finding myself drawn to it. Never had a guitar with P-90's and certainly never had a hollow body of this sort so really not sure what to expect!

 

She'll ship out Monday. Pics and tone report by end of next week (hopefully!).

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Well gentlemen, another wayward Heritage has been rescued! ;)

 

Pics courtesy of seller (amps are not mine!):

 

Photos-177.jpg

 

Photos-174.jpg

 

 

I've been saving up for an Eagle Classic or Golden Eagle but I just couldn't pass this bad boy up. The 525 is a bit of an enigma for me but I keep finding myself drawn to it. Never had a guitar with P-90's and certainly never had a hollow body of this sort so really not sure what to expect!

 

She'll ship out Monday. Pics and tone report by end of next week (hopefully!).

 

As a 525 owner myself, you should expect 3 things....

 

1. TONE

 

2. Versatility

 

3. and expect to be blown away!!!!!!

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Don't own one. Want one! I've played Kuz's, and I'll tell yo what...a cooler, more versatile guitar you will not shoulder. It was really kind of funny, after playing John's 530, 535, 555, and 150, I hoisted the 525, and it seemed to have characteristics of all of his other wonderful guitars in one box. Congrats!

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What an enjoyable, aesthetic treat that should be! Turn it up LOUD and tell us if you ever want to come back to the humbucker side...

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Jazzpunk! I really like the way that guitar comes together ...great blend from burst to board, a lot of character in the top. Overall, just clean, functional, ready for work.

 

I'm (selfishly) hoping there is one of these in my future, somewhere down the line.

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Beauty there. Lollars in there?

 

I figured you'd crack within a week and get a P90 yourself! Congrats!

 

Yes Lollar p-90s. They are the default go-to p-90s from Heritage. And for GOOD reason, Lollar p-90s are UNMATCHED!

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Well gentlemen, another wayward Heritage has been rescued! ;)

 

Pics courtesy of seller (amps are not mine!):

 

Photos-177.jpg

 

Photos-174.jpg

 

 

I've been saving up for an Eagle Classic or Golden Eagle but I just couldn't pass this bad boy up. The 525 is a bit of an enigma for me but I keep finding myself drawn to it. Never had a guitar with P-90's and certainly never had a hollow body of this sort so really not sure what to expect!

 

She'll ship out Monday. Pics and tone report by end of next week (hopefully!).

 

Nice guitar, but what I really liked is the amp it's leaning against. What a beautiful brownface Princeton.

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Thanks for all the Heritage love fellas!

 

I'm trying to decide on what kind of replacement pickguard to buy (I actually prefer the way she looks sans pickguard but I think the hole will bug me!). The original was black which is fine but I'm thinking a tortoise style pickguard might be really nice with this color burst. Does Heritage even make tortoise style pickguards if I wanted to order one?

 

What do you guys think?

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I think one of the boy's wooden pgs, in the same color scheme as your guitar would be excellent. If you can get one from them.

 

Yea, either the color scheme or like Yoslate did on the SUPER super, go black wood ebony!

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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I believe this is the guitar before it was originally purchased form Wolfe:

 

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I like the idea of getting a custom pickguard that matches the finish but I imagine I'd have to send her in to get a proper match. The black pickguard is nothin' fancy but it's a clean look I suppose.

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That guitar looks really , really nice without a pickguard.... If you have to...is there anyway to do a clear one without looking strange..?

 

Agreed. I definitely prefer the 525 without the pickguard. I'll probably leave it off but the drill hole may really bug me (I'm weird like that!).

 

In any event, the seller found the original pickguard so I'm covered either way!

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Agreed. I definitely prefer the 525 without the pickguard. I'll probably leave it off but the drill hole may really bug me (I'm weird like that!).

 

In any event, the seller found the original pickguard so I'm covered either way!

Very Cool. Love this guitar...takes an excellent pic. And a pickguard in same finish might be interesting also....

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