Which 150's are chambered?

[Thundersteel]

Both my Bluesbird & H150LW rocked! They each gave a nice, woody tone to the sound.

 

So, why did I sell them? Sheer stupidity!

[skydog]

^^^^^^^As you and I both know, my friend, you can't keep them all!

[ledzef]

My Les Paul is chambered and I'm just not real happy with the sound. Finally got the Lollar put in the neck and it sounds better seems like a guitar for stage work not the studio. If you want to lay down a beefy sound on tape I'd go with a full solid body. And if you want to play a heavy guitar try Millenium Maestro's Class of '59 with the black limba the U.S.S. Ronald Reagan could use that for a anchor but what a wonderful guitar to play and look at.

[Millennium Maestro]

My Les Paul is chambered and I'm just not real happy with the sound. Finally got the Lollar put in the neck and it sounds better seems like a guitar for stage work not the studio. If you want to lay down a beefy sound on tape I'd go with a full solid body. And if you want to play a heavy guitar try Millenium Maestro's Class of '59 with the black limba the U.S.S. Ronald Reagan could use that for a anchor but what a wonderful guitar to play and look at.

Yeah baby.. all Abord!!!

 

My Heaviest was a 78 25/50 anniversary LP probably close to 14#... my CO59's dont seem heavy to me!

[koula901]

It's kind of the opposite of Gibby... they do weight relief on all of theirs , unless you buy a couple of particular models.

 

Heritage does not weight relieve any 140/150/157 models .. unless you buy a LW model.

 

( It's hard to find a true solidbody Gibby anymore )

 

I believe they also don't weight relieve the 137, either.

[Assumer]

I need to open my H-150CM. It is the lightest guitar I own. Lighter then my music mans and my strat.