Recent content by aarontunes

Yes. That's correct. I mean, who do you think we are.....PORTLAND!??!

Give me your heart, make it real, or just forget about it....

For now. Because we did one and it looks like crap. Better to disallow it than have unhappy customers. Metallics generally look pretty good in satin. Flakes....not so much. Holo Flake? Just.....no.

Doing it like that would be even more work, as someone would have to coordinate it (remember which colors need to be photographed, make sure the body gets routed to photography, deal with customers wondering why their body is taking a week longer they expected, etc), and the PDF would have to be...

The verbiage from the website slider and newsletter explains it: "We are proud to offer this limited run of stunning Spalted Maple lam-tops, all harvested from our home here in the Pacific Northwest. The spalt and flame patterns are infused with colored acrylic accents, giving each body a look...

There are no plans, and we should honestly take that PDF down. It's impractical to maintain. For example, imagine spending the money to shoot every transparent color we offer over roasted ash and alder, edit all the photos, and post the PDF.....and then roasted alder gets discontinued. (Which...

Hey....wanted to reach out privately to let you know that after some time and a lot of personal reflection I have come to believe that it is butter.

Y No kidding. I'm gonna lock this one.

Sell some of those pedals!! :)

Yes. The nut slots of a righty neck are cut to fit the string gauges when strung righty. Flip it over, and the slots will be backwards, AKA a big wide slot for the high E string, and a tiny, narrow slot for the low E string. To make a righty neck work for lefty you would have to cut a new nut.

Yes. Indeed. Add to these things: the orientation of the nut slots, if it was originally cut for righty.

Saw that. Josh is owning it right now, with seemingly no shortage of umlauts.

Ya, it is. Unfortunately, you can't make everything front and center. LOL.

Instructions: Go to the Warmoth website home page. Click on the great big sliding banner for PNW Spalted Maple release. All your wishes will be granted. Or.....just go straight to the Warmoth Deep Cuts landing page. (PNW Spalted image isn't there yet, but will be soon. All the rest are.)...