Heritage H525

[tot_Ou_tard]

Tasty tones & playing on an Heritage H525 which is based on the ES 225.

 

[just strum]

He looks drunk, man Shiner you should be able to play like Stevie Ray.

 

[hubberjub]

I love my Heritage hollows. I think I need one with P-90s after hearing that.

 

[tot_Ou_tard]

I love my Heritage hollows. I think I need one with P-90s after hearing that.

I hadn't noticed that you have some Heritage's Hubberjub.

How do you like them?

 

[hubberjub]

I hadn't noticed that you have some Heritage's Hubberjub.

How do you like them?

I love them.
This one saw me through college and many jazz gigs.

This one I play with my band about 20% of the time. It's begging for some Seymour Duncan Phat Cats.

 

[tot_Ou_tard]

Man that first one (the Eagle?) has got some vibe going.

What pups are in the H535 right now?

 

[hubberjub]

Man that first one (the Eagle?) has got some vibe going.

What pups are in the H535 right now?

Yep. That's an Eagle Natural. The 535 has the stock Schallers in it now. They are alright but lack character. It's a great guitar for controlled feedback.

 

[tot_Ou_tard]

If you put the Phat Cats in I'd love to hear a clip. I've been jonesing for a Hamer Newport for a long time.

 

[hubberjub]

I always keep an eye out for a nice used Newport.

 

[luvmyshiner]

Hubber, that Eagle just made me feel all warm and tingly, she's a beaut.

 

[Jimi75]

Heritage builds awesome guitars, but man do I not become good friend with the headstock.....

By the way, the guy in the video in Gregor Hilden one of the best German Bluesplayers.

 

[tot_Ou_tard]

By the way, the guy in the video in Gregor Hilden one of the best German Bluesplayers.

I wondered if he was well known.

Don't you mean one of the Bestgermanbluesplayers?[/quote]

 

[Jimi75]

I wondered if he was well known.

Don't you mean one of the Bestgermanbluesplayers?

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Over here he's well known. I know him form my former years with Fender and he is pretty much involved in the development of the blues scene here in Germany.

He was tourguitarist for Al Copley, who founded Roomful of Blues and was piano player for Eric Clapton. I think he also toured with Johnny Rogers and Stevie woods in the USA. Further to that he was chief editor for Germany's biggest journal for acoustic guitar playing. Not too bad I think.

 

[tot_Ou_tard]

Over here he's well known. I know him form my former years with Fender and he is pretty much involved in the development of the blues scene here in Germany.

He was tourguitarist for Al Copley, who founded Roomful of Blues and was piano player for Eric Clapton. I think he also toured with Johnny Rogers and Stevie woods in the USA. Further to that he was chief editor for Germany's biggest journal for acoustic guitar playing. Not too bad I think.[/quote]
Not too bad at all.

I liked what I heard in those video clips.