Recent content by francixxx

To resolve the issue with the backplate color, I asked my family members at home what color the backplate looked like, and I got the same response as you all. “I don't see a single trace of the green you're talking about—it's gold.” So, assuming there was something wrong with my eyes, I dug...

Calm down, man. In response to your comment, I already told you that Musicraft offers a 24.75" conversion neck option just like the Waromth, and that if you wanted more details, you should check their website. I even took another photo of my neck myself, resized it to reduce the file size, and...

There is no need to modify the main text. To properly build a custom guitar or parts caster, you must have a thorough understanding of scale length, interference with the rout holes, wiring tunnels, wood properties, and even the size of the tiniest screws. If you don’t want to do your research...

Honestly, I think my straightforward assessment—based on what I actually saw— seems to have rubbed some of you the wrong way. I don’t care what you think, but I simply ordered the color I wanted, and the product I received wasn’t that color. That’s all there is to it. Whether you look at a...

Like the Warmoth , the Musikraft also features a 24.75“ conversion-scale neck that can be mounted on a 25.5” scale body. For more details, please visit the Musikraft website. Their instruments are both amazing and inspiring. :D 🔥 🔥

I sense a tone of “mockery” in your previous comments and in this one. If that's what you want, go ahead. But the truth is simple. “No matter how you order a Gold Pearl pickguard from Warmoth, take a photo of it, or hold it up to bright sunlight or in a dark, low-light environment, it will...

Since so many of you here seem satisfied with your pickguards, maybe I’m just a bit too picky. But when it comes to custom parts, you have to pay attention to these details to avoid regret and ensure satisfaction, so I plan to give this warning to everyone I know when they buy from Warmoth...

I took a good look at the photo of your gold pearl pickguard, so it seems I didn’t receive the wrong one after all. The difference between us is probably that I see a strong green (or light green, whatever you want to call it), while you don’t see it at all. After carefully comparing your...

I just took this photo after taking it out again and placing it in the bright sunlight. My nieces and nephews happened to be playing with some colorful building blocks nearby, so I placed them next to it for the shot. It’s currently 9:30 a.m. here in Korea, and the weather is very clear and...

I am aware of the free sample program. (I also know that it is only available to customers within the United States.) It’s strange that your gold pearl pickguard doesn’t have any green on it. Could you please post a photo of your gold pearl pickguard? It’s possible that I accidentally received...

I totally agree about Warmoth’s outrageously high shipping costs... When I asked why they were so expensive, they replied that rates hadn’t really gone up since the ’90s and that it was due to insurance costs. But I remember that when I ordered a neck from Warmoth before 2000, the shipping...

I can see the difference. While the first stock image is certainly similar to the photo I took in sunlight, take a closer look. My backplate is “a bit greener.” If you think I'm nitpicking about Warmoth, or if you're convinced I'm lying... try ordering a gold pearl pickguard. Then, under 90%...

The Emerald Dragon inlay does include green, and I understand that based solely on the photos I’ve posted here, you might say, “The neck inlay is green, the back cover is green—isn’t that fine?” (When viewed head-on, that neck inlay emits a dazzling “gold” color that’s almost blinding. And...

To be honest, the color of the backplate looked so different that I even tried turning it this way and that in bright sunlight to check it out. No matter how strangely I angled the light, I just couldn’t get that bright, yellow, and vibrant “gold” look shown in the website photos. So I just gave...

Well, terminology regarding “color names” can vary from person to person. If we set aside any potential misunderstandings about color names and put it more clearly, I’d summarize it as: “The product you receive is darker in person than it appears in the product photos on the website.” I think...