heritage stock strings

[blues]

What kind of strings does heritage guitars leave tge factory with? I like the strings on my heritage. Im going to be changeing them soon.

[chico]

GHS..

 

I think.

 

I always wondered that too.

 

I think someone here chimed in on that a while back.

[smurph1]

  chico said:

GHS..

 

I think.

 

I always wondered that too.

 

I think someone here chimed in on that a while back.

Makes sense to me..GHS is located in Michigan, I think..

[BrianToth]

When I picked up my Prospect at the factory Ren Wall told me that they did indeed use GHS strings to "keep the business in the neighborhood".

I specified exactly what gauge I wanted it set up with and that's what they gave me.

[blues]

Cool I used GHS years ago. I think they were called boomers. I think there was a nickle plated set that GHS made too. I will have to check it out.

[blues]

I checkout the GHS website. I think I have it narrowed down to two sets of .010s

[tulk1]

I like GHS Progessives. One of the few strings out there that don't turn my finger tips black. Not too many shops carry them around here anymore. Not sure why.

[ronalr]

I got this email from Marty Klepper at GHS strings when I sent them an email asking about Heritage string gauge for my 535

 

"Ron.

 

My best guess is the GBL set. That is 10-46. And After looking at their past orders It appears they order the DY series more than anything else.

 

Marty"

 

 

and this came back from Heritage when I asked what came from the factory on my 535

 

"GHS 10/46 set"

 

Hope this helps

[blues]

Thanks for the help guys.

[blueox]

GHS Strings are made in Battle Creek, about 25 miles east from the Heritage factory.