Recent content by Sonnyblu42

I have these up for auction on eBay as so to help finance my Warmoth build! http://www.ebay.com/itm/271206835437?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 I am wanting to build an all Mahogany Tele with 24 3/4 neck... Cherry Wine Red with Dark Rosewood or Ebony fingerboard... a LP...

That is beautiful...  What a top!  And I like the no binding look...

I need a neck plate and screws... But, I would not even ask you to break up a guitar for that! Not sure if they are even the same for a Japanese mid 80's Model 1 Charvel.  :guitarplayer2:

I'm digging these replies guy's!  Thanks... Yes, It really is all about how the string ends up vibrating... Is it achieving that "Piano attack and volume" I guess that's what I want to hear... Bwang! But, the very same model of guitar can vary... even with the same hardware... so there must...

Yes, I have been reading some articles about the fact that... The tone woods just don't really make that much difference! I don't really want to believe this... but it may be true. A Tele is gonna sound like a Tele whether is made out of Ash, Alder or Mahogany... PU's may make more of a...

Thank you Cagey... That is a beautiful Tele! That is very reassuring to know... I'm still gonna go solid though... LOL I know my 79 neck with this Stew Mac body is the same way. It has it's own natural reverb, it has great volume, tone and voice... It's Swamp Ash... I wonder though... With...

Thanks guy's... The coffee and cookies are good over here in the corner... ;-) Yeah, when I build this project I'm thinkin' DiMarzio Area's Teles... or a Lace Sensor Gold Strat neck and maybe see what Lace has got for a Tele Bridge... I want it to be hot... But, not so hot that it won't...

I just saw the "Gibson Styled Products" notice...

Hello all,  It's great to join this community. So many beautiful guitars built here and information to absorb. I have great appreciation for Warmoth and their very accessible and easy to navigate and understand website, which helps promote them well above their competition. I look forward to my...