Versatility

[JimRhesus]

Basically over here in th UK heritages are pretty un known.

Everyone wants gibsons or fenders. I myself nearly bought a newish 335, then I did some reading.

I have what most people would cause a jazz box, guitar but i play dirty, neil young feedback style sonic youth/ the pixies / punk rock on mine, and well, it does that better than any other guitar I have ever owned.

How versatile are there heritages?

Very versatile I say. I am gong into the studio soon and will post the results/

 

Cheers

Jim

[barrymclark]

You will be shocked at how versatile these guitars are.

 

The first two are with my 575 which is kind of like a wider body 525 with humbuckers.

 

Video

 

The second clip has a bit more dirt on it. Maybe give you an idea. Those P90's will get grittier I bet.

[Tim]

Yes, I would agree that these are very versatile guitars although I use my 575, primarily, for jazz stuff. I use my 150 for all kinds of stuff, and , my recently aquired Millenium DC for everything! The Millie reminds me a lot of a Gibson ES 339 (but better). If I knew how to upload a WMA file, I'd attach a track I recently did using the 575...(oh well...I tried...just as well, I'm not nearly as good as everyone else here).

[jazzrat]

I played my 575 last week with a jazz trio. Clean and tradional sounding.

I also play weekly for church services where the music is definately rock,

Everyhing from U2 to Hoobastank kind of stuff.

Great tones all round.

[Thundersteel]

My H555 sounds good with any style. Heck, at PSP III I played "Smoke on the Water" with it using a 5-watt Swart--and it sounded great!

 

Well, I thought it did! (Anyone happen to catch that on video?)