Recent content by tfennell74

Thanks for the much-needed perspective! Ha ha

Amen!

Thanks, and absolutely agree on everything! Plays like a dream, too. I’m sure yours does as well!

Thanks! It’s a mahogany body with a zebra wood top and black burst finish. Couldn’t be happier with the way it came out!

Agreed on the heel, and congrats on the builds! It’s an addictive and expensive habit that I didn’t know I’d get hooked on so quickly. Haha

Thanks very much… My first build was 1/2 scalloped and I was crazy about it. I can’t get enough of that feel.

Thank you! Believe me, if I had done the finish, you wouldn’t have commented on it in a positive way. Haha… All Warmoth’s doing. I’m hooked for life! I’ve never owned a body shape like this, and I love it!

Done and done. That was my hope. Now the finger crossing begins. Thanks again!

Thanks so much for your reply! Here’s what concerns me about the GT1… The peg hole size doesn’t quite match up with the Gotoh tuners, as small as the difference is. Think it’s negligible enough to still work? These are the aforementioned maybes that keep me awake at night.

I just put together my second build (VIP body, fixed bridge) and I would really like to try out a drop d tuner like the hipshot GT1, but everywhere I see them, they mention that they'll fit to replace SCHALLER tuners, but there's not mention of Gotoh tuners, which is what I have. Has anyone done...

Absolutely a Warmoth customer for life. Love this build as much as my first (a gorgeous Walnut Mooncaster) and as soon as I stumble into a couple grand, I’ll probably build a third! (Totally worth it for the quality!) 🤣❤️🎸 Body: Mahogany/Zebrawood top Neck: Scalloped Birdseye Maple Seymour...

Please do!

My second build… Mahogany body with a zebra wood top, birdseye maple neck/fingerboard (scalloped), Seymour Duncan Pegasus and Sentient pickups. This one is built to be heavy, literally and figuratively! Plays like a dream.

Apologies for my verbal shortcut… and you’re right. When dealing with this level of $, it actually feels better to call it a build anyway. Better still, “a personally and painstakingly selected assortment of high quality parts that, once assembled, will comprise a fine musical instrument.” That...

Thank you! Really almost all of the credit goes to Warmoth’s quality and my wallet. Haha