Recent content by Strat Avenger

'Not exactly sure what that means. ALL electric guitars are built with parts. All of them. The fact that someone other than myself (Warmoth) carves the bodies and necks just means that my guitars are built by more than one person (since I'm not a luthier, nor do I own CNC machinery). My...

Who builds a Warmoth to re-sell it?

It's a great headstock shape. No drawbacks at all.

Tru-Oil just makes it look much better. Really brings out the beauty in the grain. It also makes it much easier to clean. There's no need for further sanding beyond what Warmoh does. Do about 7 coats of Tru-Oil on the back & headstock, allowing 24 hours between coats. Brush the back to a satin...

No.

I have 2 roasted maple necks from Warmoth. They look absolutely gorgeous with Tru-Oil applied. One has an ebony fretboard and the other a pau fero fretboard. It is also more stable than regular maple. I had to drill only one hole for a relocated neck screw, and it was no problem at all. Always...

Or...you could.........nevermind. 🤐

Your guitars aren't just musical instruments. They're works of art, and don't look like everyone else's. 😎

You don't need shielding tape in the pickup cavities, especially with the humbuckers.

'Looks awesome, Spud. 😎

I've seen that video, and it's bogus because there was no control used in the experiment. You could try 5 different maple/maple necks and get 2 or 3 different tones, because........it's wood. That thin slab of rosewood that the frets are anchored to is having zero effect on the frequencies that...

Well I'll be dipped! 😮

No, it's not. So you should stop.

That is just plain  not true.

You're gonna get about 25 different answers here. The fretboard material has zero effect on tone.