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Location: ranson,wva | i was wondering if anyone here has any experience with warmoth's products?
my project tele body was ruined buy the moron i had route the body for the humbuckers and i was looking for bodys and i found some nice stuff on warmoth's site. thanks jason |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I highly recommend them. |
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Location: ranson,wva | thanks miles. and after looking some more i found a tele body thats allready routed for the strat neck and 2 humbuckers...jason |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Never had a problem with them. You can see the results of my tele project which used a warmoth neck (they put the frets in) and a warmoth body in my gallery. I sourced out the rest to other places 'cause I could get better prices.
Also, I posted a pic in my gallery with my case art work. Our band is now called "Rats of Saint Felix" It's done in "stencil grafitti" style. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I use them all the time. I've probably built at least 20 guitars with their parts, never a problem. They're not cheap but no problems makes up for that. Ask to talk to Spike. He's building a Deacon! Ever notice how everybody wants something other than what's right in front of them? |
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Location: NJ | warmouth is good stuff. |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | What they said.... Check eBay, too, because their parts are a much better deal used than new. |
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Location: ranson,wva | ordered my new neck and body today. mahog tele deluxe,cbs maple reverse strat neck. im tjinking of making a spalted maple pg. thansk guys ..jason |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Jason,
That's going to be awesome. In the level of wiring difficulty.
I can highly recommend the following:
1)going with a four way switch, to get a neck, series, bridge, parrallel configuration.
2)Putting in a torres midrange boost/tone control
3)Using the extra volume and tone knob spots for signal splitters for the humbuckers.
4)And then putting in a push pull on the volume to put the pups out of phase. Whoa doggies!
I love planning other people's projects (but these would be worth looking into.)
Cheers |
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