Recent content by Strat Avenger

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They look just like Warmoth necks.

I have a 19 year-old cat.

I like how the sound "fattens" up when I back off the volume control, so no treble bleed for me.

I wonder why the Washburn "Wonderbar" didn't become very popular. I knew a guy who put one on a Gibson ES-335 and he played the heck out of it.

I like that string tree.

It will warp without a finish. I finish the back of my maple necks with Tru-Oil, lightly brush with 0000 steel wool, and then apply gun stock wax. It feels just like raw wood, but smoother, and it's protected from dirt and humidity. I haven't used it on the maple fretboards (I have those sprayed...

7-1/4" is absolutely horrendous, which is why today's Fender guitars don't have it.

It should be like this.

Never tell your wife she's fat, no matter how true it may be. You'll save yourself a lot of grief if you follow this advice. 😞

With the pickup on by itself, I prefer the standard positioning, but with both pickups on, I thought it sounded better reversed.

I have 3 compound radius necks, and I could take 'em or leave 'em. I am quite comfortable on a straight radius from 9.5" to 12.5" .

Shielding the cavities is totally unnecessary.

The Dimarzio "Area T" has AlNiCo 2 magnets which produce less string pull. Use with 500k pots (I like the Tone connected to the bridge pickup only).

The Tone control will affect both pickups when switched in the middle position, but will not affect the neck position by itself.