Recent content by peskypesky

Fatback I play using classical guitar technique (with the thumb near the middle of the neck): and nothing feels as good as the Fatback. I can understand people who play with thumb-over-neck wanting a thin profile neck.

It's truly sad how wrong and misguided some people can be. It's ALL about the Fatback.

i just have a machete, which i carry in my car.

hard rock/metal by Warmoth's own Aaron Cheney:

I just read this: "Oil-based polyurethane typically takes 3-4 weeks to fully cure." Guess I'll be waiting a while before I try buffing.

I just ordered this: Already have buffing compounds.

So I'm using Varathane oil-based glossy wipe-on poly on a neck...and it's coming out satin, not glossy. What's the trick?

I love this new headstock shape. And I love Warmoth Fatbacks...so I may have to order one of these! (That's one of my Fatbacks on a recent build in my avatar.)

now you just need a custom decal. they're easy to get. I order mine from a store on Etsy.

Stunning!!!! Enjoy!!

Cool new profile. Congrats, Warmoth. I myself will be sticking to the fatback profile. Love that baseball bat! (I started out on classical guitar and use the classical hand positioning, with the thumb on the back of the neck. Fat necks work best for me.)

yes, sir.

I found the neck to go with it. http://www.ebay.com/itm/STRAT-Style-Hard-Maple-NECK-Rosewood-material-Great-MOP-inlaid-pattern-Q-SE19-/380662004483?pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item58a1393b03

i dig it. big time.

I didn't notice anything with the compound neck. I have 5 Strats with a 9.5" radius, one Strat with a 7.25" radius and a Warmoth Fatback with compound radius on the 7th Strat. I switch between them all the time with no problem. I DO notice that Fatback neck though!!! Love it. As for scallops...