Recent content by guitarslinger21

Fwiw, maple bodies sound great. I have no doubt a roasted maple body would sound even better. Twould be lighter too.

Used my warmoth swamp ash tele deluxe. Creamery wrhb. Just a great guitar. Diamond compressor Basic audio shorebird Sanner hallmark nu fuzz Tortuga martini Source audio collider Dr z mazerati 30th anniversary Pacific 1x12 jbl e120 Shure sm7b Akai tomcat Akai timbre wolf Reaper Valhalla and...

I use reaper. It was recommended. It’s cheap. It works. I’ve made a lot of music with mine.

I've done it.  It's fine.  It sounds fine.  It looks fine.  Just do it.

Be very careful drilling stuff.  Use pieces of tape on the bit to show you where to stop.  I drilled through a body once since Warmoth doesn't do their WRHB holes correctly.  Still my fault for drilling through. Learn how to drill through paint. Use those strap button gaskets if you don't want...

Thanks, man!  This Jerry Guitar really plays itself.  Probably my favorite Warmoth I've assembled.

SO, I haven't gotten to play much guitar for the last year. I was in a really silly mood on Friday. I decided to clean up my office, and get a little Korg Volca setup going. I used the VOlca FM, the VOlca Beats analog drum machine, and the Volca Modular for some background noise. So, here it is...

Thanks dudes!! :headbang4: :turtle:

So, I've recently gotten in Grateful Dead.  Not sure why I didn't like it for 37 years, but I love it now. https://soundcloud.com/holidaysintheusa/jerry-guitar-clip-1 Jerry Guitar. Super II in middle position. Maple Body.  Wenge Top.  Roasted Maple Hombre Neck.  Ebony Fingerboard. EQD...

Warmoth doesn’t require a finish on roasted maple, but my rm fingerboard became filthy quickly, and my hand oil isn’t particularly dirty. I recommend a light coating of tru oil to keep it looking nice.

Thank you so much!!

I have many warmoth necks with modern and vintage/modern. I don't really hear any difference.  I actually hear more of a difference going from standard thin to fatback. FWIW, I prefer the modern neck in all cases.  I get consistently better setups with the double expanding trussrod, and I...

That's incredibly high.  You could just accept it, and install a Bigbsy B16 on there?????? :headbang4:

Personally, I think maple body with flame maple top would be cool. + Mahogany neck 24.75 conversion + Duncan '59's. Fingerboard is your choice.  Ebony would be cool.

The shape is awesome, and the Warmoth options are great. I've had enough misfortune using the JM trems and bridges to have decided it's Bigsby + TOM for me.  Nothing beats it, IMO.