Anybody else putting Warmoth decals on their headstocks?

[mrpinter]

Maybe because this is my first clear finished maple neck, but it just looked kind of naked without some sort of insignia. And the Warmoth logo is nice looking; so I put it on. It doesn't look bad, IMO. Anybody else?

before

after

 

[Cagey]

I always have, for the same reason. But, that particular style has been out of stock for some time now, so once the few I have left are gone I don't know what I'll do.

 

[SustainerPlayer]

Nah. I prefer the headstock without.

 

[ORCRiST]

Maybe because this is my first clear finished maple neck, but it just looked kind of naked without some sort of insignia. And the Warmoth logo is nice looking; so I put it on. It doesn't look bad, IMO. Anybody else?

Nah...

ORCRiST

 

[Strat Avenger]

I was going to put a Warmoth decal on my latest build, and even bought the decal, but I ended up having a custom decal made by Rothko & Frost that has my name on it.

 

[line6man]

I put a chrome decal on my first Warmoth neck (VT gloss on birdseye Maple), and left the next two bare. Aside from the fact that I would prefer to avoid advertising for anyone, decals just don't look right on raw necks. Some day I would like to get a laser etched or engraved decals of some sort, but for now, my Padauk and Rosewood necks are just going to stay bare.

 

[Cagey]

I agree. When Warmoth had the embossed die-cut metal logos available, those looked good on raw necks. Stickers or decals? No. Looks cheap/tacky.