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Location: Upper Left USA | Waiting on a Baritone neck to arrive but the Rail-buckers are in and a push/pull volume pot will go between HB and Single. 
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Location: Jet City | I love me a baritone.
Can't get enough of my longneck. It's been tuned to B pretty much since I got it. Been wanting something more.... electric.
That one looks sweet. When it's finished and you're bored of it, don't look too far away for a home. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Can't help but wonder how a Baritone VXT would have been!
This is my FMIC protest guitar since the only real F part will be the 5 way switch.
Warmoth is based near Tacoma and the neck is coming from CT. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Careful, Mike. Your evidenced expertise & acumen may jeopardize your "Bottomfeeder" status!
Nice work. As long as there's no factory markings, it's "fair game", & original construction. And, you're supporting the local (WA) economy! |
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Location: Jet City | MWoody - 2014-05-01 6:00 AM Warmoth is based near Tacoma and the neck is coming from CT. My good friend Jack's stepdad sold his cabinet shop to them just a couple years ago. One of the stipulations of the sale was that Warmouth would build Jack a guitar to whatever spec he'd like. Jack doesn't know too much about guitar design. It came out pretty hideous, but it's exactly what he asked for. At least he has a good acoustic (my old JL) |
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Location: Upper Left USA | You should always negotiate for at least three wishes... and the first two are just practice! |
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Warmoth Baritone Stratocaster with a Woody