Recent content by supertruper1988

Oh lord I havent thought about StrongBad in decades 🤣 Trogdor forever lives in my brain.

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Me in 2009:

I posted some info in this thread: https://unofficialwarmoth.com/threads/how-have-you-installed-pickups-on-a-body-like-this-in-the-past.36902/#post-496164 Ill copy it here for you

I just dont use these any more and need to make room in my collection for some up coming projects. I will do a better price direct but I do have them listed on Reverb as well. https://reverb.com/item/80885106-charvel-warmoth-soloist-neon-transparent-green-hsh...

You have to host images somewhere else like Imgur then post as a link.

I would have the logo follow the curve of the headstock

You can also use threaded inserts as discussed in this thread. I have provided some links to products I have used in there. https://unofficialwarmoth.com/threads/threaded-inserts.34848/#post-493584

There is a specific difference in the humbucker routes that Warmoth offers. The one in your picture is designed for a pickup ring because it has the two deeper recesses where the adjustment screws go. The only way to direct mount that humbucker without a ring is to make a small filler block or...

Your THEORY is correct and it has happened to me once. I did have to loosen the nut a few times to shim it up and I *think* thats what caused it

like the nut stays attached better? I had an issue like that on a charvel with the front mounted nut and ended up having to modify it to make it rear mount.

would that last control fit with a smaller diameter pot or does the hole destroy the screw support? You could also only drill part way leaving ~1/2" of material to accept the screw and still have room for the pot.

Some options may not be in the online builder for southpaws but an email to Warmoth can confirm that. Neck dive is not typically an issue for Fender style instruments. You may run into issues with it for teles and other single cuts with chambering and heavy locking tuners or a baritone neck...

I am not sure about the double tracker exactly but I find that I only like a doubler pedal in stereo where I can hear and feel each "track"

Congrats on the Primo Build Feature!