My good sir, I don't go to Warmoth, or any other store for that matter, to purchase a compromise.
I will take a look at your V-K build.
Edit: I can tell that you are very skilled, well done.
Well I know that you have taken on a couple of battles for us customers which I find admirable. For example I know you championed for them to adopt the Fender style easy neck access, and I can't for the life of me figure out why they don't listen to you.
There you go, you make those tuners symmetrical and a tiltback version of it (maybe it already is, like I mentioned hard to tell from this picture alone) and I'll bet my last 2 achorns that it will sell like water in the desert.
I mentioned in my original post that there has to be a way to make a pointier headstock without provoking Gibson, so of course I knew about it. This one that's found on your facebook site looks much better on a V than anything you have to offer right now. It would be even better if the tuners...
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Yes, you are right, it's really not for everyone.
Cumbersome to play in a sitting position with the guitar over the right leg, works great in the classical position though.
Am I the only one who thinks this way?
The Vortex and Warmoth are not pointy enough, they kind of look more like something you would have on a PRS than a flying V of any kind.
The other tiltbacks that have 6 tuners in line (Arcade and Nomad) shouldn't ever be seen on a flying V type guitar...
Hi guys.
Does anyone of you know if Warmoths scalloping follows the radius of the fretboard or is the scalloping "flat"?
Does it take the radius into concern or not?
Thanks.
Yeah, I get what you are saying.
The thing is that I live in Europe, if I lived in the USA I would have placed an order.
Then if things went south, it would have been a lot easier to deal with them, wouldn't have been so expensive either.
The Gear Page, TDPI forum and so on.
Seen a couple of threads where people are talking about back bows, necks warping after some time, non functioning truss rods, horrible fret work, their fret guy of 13 years got the boot (he has an account on the TDPI forum and said it all), blatantly...
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