The new Heritage Collection will be available to buy 10/28
**Updated the Heritage Collection will be released today on LavaLite Website at 10am CST. Heres a sneak peak!
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I haven't looked at the Target lamps, but I am happy with the heritage grande. Other that the fact that it flows awesome, I like that it has a built in dimmer if I need to control the heat. Plus for me the black base with pin-holes really sets it off.
Joseph White said:
Sorry if I'm digging up an old thread without reading through all of it,
but can someone give me the low down on if it's worth me getting a heritage versus a "regular"
are they american made?
I'm debating if I should just go for a target $90 grande with the 2 year replacement or go with one of these
It's probably because of the holes in the base, the delay in warm up time???? Am I correct? I don't know though, my Wiz heats up quick and overheats. Then again, the way they set the bulb socket, the darn thing sits right on the bulb. Had to go from a 40 back to a 25 watt in it once I got it flowing again. It sat under a bed for a lot of years...needed that 40 watt boost, now it's flowing nicely. It is with 4 other siblings though, so the heat they throw off helps the wiz with the 25 watt bulb cook nicely!!
I'm still digging that red Wiz up there!!! I may have to xmas gift myself that one!!! If they even still have it in stock by then....
I will post the three Heritage lamps Patrick is getting rid of. I'm pretty sure a red wizard was one of them. These will be nice Heritage lamps as well, as I was with Patrick when we picked these up in person from Lava Lite HQ.
Carol Morrow said:
I'm still digging that red Wiz up there!!! I may have to xmas gift myself that one!!! If they even still have it in stock by then....
I don't personally feel its the holes in the base. I suspect a socket height issue. I created two Neon Grandes before the Heritage line came out. Both used Grande bases and both required a socket extender. I think the Neon was is likely a bit harder and has a higher melt point. My homegrown Neon Grandes warm up in about 25% of the time that my Heritage Grande heats up in.
Carol Morrow said:
It's probably because of the holes in the base, the delay in warm up time???? Am I correct? I don't know though, my Wiz heats up quick and overheats. Then again, the way they set the bulb socket, the darn thing sits right on the bulb. Had to go from a 40 back to a 25 watt in it once I got it flowing again. It sat under a bed for a lot of years...needed that 40 watt boost, now it's flowing nicely. It is with 4 other siblings though, so the heat they throw off helps the wiz with the 25 watt bulb cook nicely!!
Jim, you just struck a cord with the neon wax!!! I have a "home grown" 52 oz blue/white and a 52 oz LL Neon green in my son's room. I crank them both up together. The homegrown is going in no time, but the neon LL takes another few hours. Now mind you the mt goo has a very low melting point IMG, but still, my lamps will be goo'ing way b4 the neon. And that's just on a regular base.
thank you guys for all of your information so far! I'm glad that people are able to help me out!
I'm sorry if i don't post much on the boards, im more of a chat type of person
Heads up. Overstock.com has the neon grandes on sale for $76 and $79 right now. There are coupons out there for first time customers too (10%). Plus free shipping! Quite the deal...
Heads up. Overstock.com has the neon grandes on sale for $76 and $79 right now. There are coupons out there for first time customers too (10%). Plus free shipping! Quite the deal...
Thanks ATB! Finally pulled the trigger and got one, ended up being $68.39 after first time customer discount. Not bad!
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