Recent content by Jimbodiah

Oooooh, that looks so gorgeous!  I ordered a roasted flame maple neck with ebony board for my bass. Can't wait to see that after seeing your neck. Really awesome! Congrats!

Is that Candy Yellow?

OMG they drilled all the holes on the wrong side  :icon_scratch: ??? :headbang1:

Guitars all want to be basses deep down in their hearts.  :bananaguitar:

Basses need some maple top loving. Been trying to order one for over a month, but the special choices suck for bass.

The best fret is no fret  :sign13:

Hah, you found Justin. He is so cool.

Pretty much everything in life follows the 90/10 rule, especially humans.

:yourock: :bass:

Re the sound I am referring to: https://youtu.be/tHz7bJSfbFU?t=23    0:23 to 0:45 ish, that honky growly sound

All the fender Jazzes that I have heard seem to have it, so it is not a 1:1000 fluke sound I am after. I've heard other brands that don't have it at all though, still great basses but missing that magic for me (people are weird, right, or is it just me?).  :icon_scratch: :bass:

I'm not married to the brand, I just love the sound of it and am wondering if people that have built Warmoths experience the same sound. I'd actually go for a DinkyJ 4-string P/J setup. Wondering how much the body wood choice will affect the sound I am after, ie alder vs swamp ash vs roasted...

I don't even play guitar and am still drooling over these axes.

Hi Guys, I have a Fender MiM Jazz 5 and am in love with that fender jazz growl on the bridge pickup. I really want to build a Warmoth bass but am wondering if I can get that same growl back somehow. The idea was for a roasted swamp ash core and a fancy maple top with PJ pickups (Fralin in the J).

Why is this not a thing?  :headbang1: