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My New Guitar

Finally home, this is my new Heritage 535 guitar (nestled in between a couple of it's newfound Hamer cousins). Heritage is a guitar company that is comprised of the old Gibson employees (25 years average experience)in Kalamazoo Michigan, working out of the old Gibson factory. This is quality stuff and that wood will knock your eyes out at 30 yards.:-)

Tomteriffic

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Date: Sat November 30, 2002
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Brainchild
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Yes that is pretty.What kind of wood is that? It's got nice grain

Cheers

B.C.

Hug your kids, you never know

#1 Sun December 1, 2002 6:26am

vicarious george
Registered User

Nice!

#2 Sun December 1, 2002 7:15am

Creatures
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great!

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#3 Sun December 1, 2002 11:06am

surreal
Moderator

Congrats on your new baby!!

#4 Sun December 1, 2002 1:30pm

Tomteriffic
Registered User

BC, it's maple and the figuring or grain in it is commonly referred to as either curly or flamed. The whole body is that way

A word to the wise is usually unneccessary.

#5 Sun December 1, 2002 2:18pm

Sweeper
Registered User

Sweet! Nice collection Tom! Still wish I would have kept my old Gibson Les Paul.

"Make new friends and keep the old. One is silver and the other gold."

#6 Sun December 1, 2002 3:06pm

Knothead
Registered User

Oooh, baby! That is one sweet hunk of Tiger Maple! Tom's a happy boy!

Draboo recently gave me about six board feet of that kind of figured maple--it grows in challenging conditions, like Yooperland! Even unfinished, it is amazing!

I wonder if the Heritage group uses the old Gibson model #'s...like L-7?

#7 Sun December 1, 2002 3:48pm

Whir
Hard Suit Moderator

I've heard of Heritage from someone, and they're quest to make rocking good guitars. Obviously they succeed.

I wonder if they could build me a copy of my Q-80?

Nice guitar TT, but you knew that.

#8 Mon December 2, 2002 7:44am

Agent_Embryo
Registered User

Sweeeeeeeeet!

#9 Mon December 2, 2002 3:13pm

upinya
Registered User

That's a really nice lookin' axe, I've been to the factory a couple of times. (use to live in Battle Creek Mi. bout 20miles from K-zoo) My bass player from a back in the 80's had a bass custom made for him.. and it was AWESOME!!! Congrats.

#10 Mon December 2, 2002 7:39pm

andyinwalsall
Registered User

you can't beat natural wood! I bet the tone is wonderful, and it will get better!

#11 Wed May 21, 2003 10:57am

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