24 fret neck, how far is the neck pickup moved?

[rauchman]

Greetings,

When W moves the neck pickup bridgeward for a 24 fret neck, how far is the pickup moved?

 

[supertruper1988]

I am not sure I have ever seen Warmoth publish the exact distance but math tells us the extra 2 frets take about 3/4" more fretboard so the movement is likely about that much.

 

[aarontunes]

Here's what the Warmoth Body of Tonal Discovery (it was routed for both regular and 24 repo) shows:



Here are the dimensions of the humbucker rout:

Using this information it should be quite simple to calculate the distance:

 

[aarontunes]

Also, on an unrelated note: does anyone know how to remove old price sticker residue from a metal ruler?

 

[Spud]

Also, on an unrelated note: does anyone know how to remove old price sticker residue from a metal ruler?

Acetone.................aka nail polish remover

 

[DuckBaloo]

Also, on an unrelated note: does anyone know how to remove old price sticker residue from a metal ruler?

Naphtha. Acetone could remove the black enamel in the numbers and dashes..

Eyeballing the ruler, it looks like the pickup is shifted about ~11/16"(?)

 

[Rick]

I'd just embrace the sticker as character.

 

[Spud]

Naphtha. Acetone could remove the black enamel in the numbers and dashes..

Eyeballing the ruler, it looks like the pickup is shifted about ~11/16"(?)

Possible but unlikely...........................

 

[supertruper1988]

View attachment 61011

WTB more pixels

 

[aarontunes]

WTB more pixels

Hey....you never know when somebody's gonna wanna zoom way, way in.

 

[supertruper1988]

Also quick calculation for those interested.

Total opening per Aaron is 2-5/16" or 2.3125" subtract the 1.65" from the dimension diagram and you get 0.6625" of movement.

 

[teleme01]

I'd use my finger nails

 

[rauchman]

Here's what the Warmoth Body of Tonal Discovery (it was routed for both regular and 24 repo) shows:

View attachment 61011

Here are the dimensions of the humbucker rout:

Using this information it should be quite simple to calculate the distance:

E=MC squared


Appreciate the info....thanks