Best guitar I've ever played!

[Jason VanNatten]

This is my first Warmoth but not my last! I can't play another guitar without being dissapointed in some way. Here are the specs

NECK:
        Warmoth "Pro" Construction
        Maple neck/fretboard
        Clear satin nitro finish
        1 11/16" nut width
        Graphtec nut
        12" fretboard radius
        6105 fretwire

BODY:
        Alder
        Bright red finish
        Contoured heel

HARDWARE (black);
        Sperzel trim-lok tuners
        Wilkinson VSVG tremolo
        Dunlop strap locks

PICKUPS/ELECTRONICS:
        Configuration- H-S
        Seymour Duncan SSL-6 Custom Flat for Strat (neck)
        Seymour Duncan TB-5 Custom (bridge)
        500K audio taper pots- volume, tone 1 (neck), tone 2- push/pull for series/parallel (bridge)
        3 way blade switch- position 1 (bridge), position 2 (bridge and neck), position 3 (neck)

STRINGS:
        Ernie Ball Regular Slinky (.010-.046)
       
       

 

[bagman67]

Welcome aboard!  Nice job on your Strat - looks like a winner.

Bagman

 

[Jason VanNatten]

Thanks!

 

[SustainerPlayer]

Classy looking axe. Nice job!  :icon_thumright:

 

[Disco Scottie]

Very nice. Classy and elegant. That's a great color combo between the body and hardware.

 

[B3Guy]

how's the VSVG? I've been eyeing those as an alternative to the VS100 (which does not come in a "shiny" chrome finish like the VSVG)

 

[m4rk0]

very nice!!
looks a lot like something I built for a friend!

 

[Jason VanNatten]

Very nice. Classy and elegant. That's a great color combo between the body and hardware.

Thanks alot! I wanted something that had a vintage vibe but with modern features and look.

 

[Jason VanNatten]

Classy looking axe. Nice job!  :icon_thumright:

Thanks!!

 

[Jason VanNatten]

how's the VSVG? I've been eyeing those as an alternative to the VS100 (which does not come in a "shiny" chrome finish like the VSVG)

The VSVG is awesome!!! It stays in tune great with the Sperzel tuners and Graphtec nut. I have it set with an 1/8" float and it can do anything that a Floyd Rose equipped guitar can do, and without the hassle! I had the VS100 on an early 90's Ibanez RT450. It was a great trem but I like the vintage look of the VSVG as opposed to the modern, 2 post trem. Here's a short video that I recorded showcasing the durability of the trem. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sq61zpUKQWo

 

[Alfang]

I swear I hear some Eddie in there, sounds good.

 

[Jason VanNatten]

I swear I hear some Eddie in there, sounds good.

WOW!! Thanks a lot! He is one of my biggest influences. Along with Jimmy Page, Robin Trower, Ritchie Blackmore, Jeff Beck and Steve Vai to name a few.

 

[JaySwear]

awesome! great color for that thing. nice build!

 

[rapfohl09]

I swear I hear some Eddie in there, sounds good.

WOW!! Thanks a lot! He is one of my biggest influences. Along with Jimmy Page, Robin Trower, Ritchie Blackmore, Jeff Beck and Steve Vai to name a few.

Well I certainly heard some Vai, and then I saw some Vai when you started spinning the tremolo rod in circles :icon_thumright:

Great job, its a fantastic looking guitar!

 

[Jason VanNatten]

awesome! great color for that thing. nice build!

Thanks!

 

[The Norwegian Guy]

This is one sweet looking and sounding guitar!
What amp are you using?

 

[Jason VanNatten]

This is one sweet looking and sounding guitar!
What amp are you using?

Thanks!! I'm playing through a Carvin X100B. It's an awesome amp!

 

[Alfang]

Ok Jason, Good job, now we need to get your posts up to 100 by the end of the year  ccasion14:

Alls you gotta do is go to any thread and just say "wow that looks good", and move on

 

[The Norwegian Guy]

Ok Jason, Good job, now we need to get your posts up to 100 by the end of the year  ccasion14:

Alls you gotta do is go to any thread and just say "wow that looks good", and move on

Hahaha! I promised myself to get 1000 posts before 2011!

 

[Firebird211]

Wow, that looks good!  :laughing7: We use the same guitar strings too.