Another color I think is the best from Warmoth and Fender is candy tangerine. This is warmoth candy tangerine body, and warmoth neck with highly flamed anagre shaft and kingwood fretboard. I've had this neck for about 10 years or more I don't think they offer either of those woods anymore...
The mint flake strat has a fender noiseless harness from a 2008 american deluxe strat, I just took out the single coil bridge and replaced with a Suhr Aldrich bridge that I put a no hole cover on and a Fralin pickguard. The neck is a Warmoth clampton strat neck
The Goblin Flake tele (chambered...
The edge of the 24 fret extension will butt right up against the pickup ring. I learned this the hard way as I didn't check and I screwed down the neck and the very last millimenter of the fretboard hit the top of the ring and caused the fretboard to turn into a ski jump. So I had to unscrew...
I posted these in my 7/8 thread but what I've been doing for direct mounted pickups is screwing a humbucker baseplate to the bottom of the pickup cavity. For the humbucker screws, you need put them in a drill and use a file to file off the top 5mm or so of the thread so they freely spin after...
Those gear shift knobs are are from Forney Custom on Reverb, they have tons of cool anodized aluminum knobs and stuff.
Here's a spectra blue Warmoth Z. It's looks like a navy blue in a dark room but under sunlight the metallic nature shines through.
Pearl white is amazing in person. Here's another one, it's a jazzmaster I got from a shop in portland, these are their photos and they portray it well.
I was able to snag a one off mint flake a couple years ago, I wish they would make this one a standard option. Also their goblin flake is awesome in person hopefully they will bring that back
There’s an MIJ Junior collection Fender Jazzmaster that is basically a 7/8. I have the Strat version and it’s the exact dimensions as my Warmoth 7/8. They are hard to find though, it would be nice if Warmoth offered one.
Also, for anyone interested on how I direct mounted this pickup, here's a pic. I screwed a humbucker baseplate to the bottom of the route and filed off a few millimeters from the top of the screw thread so I could leave the fishman mounting holes without drilling them out. Drilled a couple of...
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