New Guy

[smurph1]

Hi folks..I'm a new guy..Just bought (actually traded for) a BEAUTIFUL Natural Ash Body ASAT Classic with the gun oil maple neck..Wowzers!! Tone to the bone!! It's actually my second G&L..I sold my other custom ASAT a few years ago..and have been kicking myself ever since..(Sound Familiar?) I am also a member of the Heritage Owners Club..I play a H-535 model which is similar to a Gibson 335.. I'm very happy to be in the Club!! Scott

[stagecoach]

Welcome aboard.

[blargfromouterspace]

Welcome, Scott. I know a few of the members here own Heritage guitars too. You're in the right place!

[darwinohm]

Welcome Scott. I would like to have a Heritage, more the LP style and may find one some day. I also have several G&Ls that I traded and wish I had kept.-- Darwin

[yowhatsshakin]

Hey Scott,

Welcome to the club. Sound that like many of us you have found some viable alternatives to the more popular brands

- Jos

[jwebsmall]

Hi Scott,

It sounds like you have the best of both worlds, i.e. long and
short scale guitars (G&L and Heritage respectively).

[smurph1]

Hi Scott,

It sounds like you have the best of both worlds, i.e. long and
short scale guitars (G&L and Heritage respectively).

Yep..Plus one has buckers and the other single coils..Cheers!1

[jwebsmall]

Does your Heritage have the HRW or gold age pickups?

Both are outstanding.

[smurph1]

Does your Heritage have the HRW or gold age pickups?

Both are outstanding.

My 535 has Seymour Duncan Seth Lover Pickups..they are fairlyhigh output non-wax-potted pickups, with what I like to call a "vintage" tone..I Love em!

[SouthpawGuy]

Yo smurf, how's it going ?

[smurph1]

Yo buddy!! How is ya?

[ishtar]

I kind of think G&Ls are more Fenderish than today's Fenders, and Heritages are more Gibsonish than today's Gibsons. Welcome to the world of G&L!