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Indeed. I have already dreamed about similar guitar but a body with arched flame maple top and red dye paint. Of course then the pickups looks nicer if mounted straight to the wood :)

I only had to enlarge the holes for mounting studs. Otherwise no problems.

I think it's automatic because with the right neck angle, the guitar is unusable. And no, I don't think it costs any extra.

Well yeah, you kind of answered to this already. Guitars with Tune-O-Matic or non-recessed Floyd Roses require a neck angle, which means the bridge pickup must be a little higher than usually. That's why you can see taller pickup rings on the bridge.

What do you mean short? I ordered pickup rings from Warmoth, so.. I have rings of the same size in my Schecter, but taller and made from plastic.

Just installed them today. Fender/Schaller strap buttons arrived today :) No need to buy whole locks..

Radius is the Warmoth's own compound. Fret size is 6150 which, I assume, is jumbo or extra jumbo. Neck is maple with satin finish, ebony fretboard without face dots. Wizard profile.

Not yet.. However, I haven't got time to buy one until tomorrow.

Some specs: - Mahogany body with carved swamp ash top - Warmoth pro 25,5" neck with Wizard profile and satin finish - Ebony fretboard without face dots - Original Floyd Rose with R4 nut width - Grover tuners - Seymour Duncan Blackout active humbuckers

Thanks alot :) Now I know what to do. If I only manage to find the right key/wrench for that screw. Already bought few ones but no match. Warmoth should definetely include one with the neck..

So, if I tighten the screw, the neck will bend downwards, away from the strings? It adjusts at the peghead.

Hi, I just got my first Warmoth and now I am trying to add the strings. However, it seems that the truss rod adjustment screw is very loose, and the neck bows (towards the strings & bridge) if I tighten any strings. The screw still remain loose.. So, do I have to tighten all the strings and...