snouter
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I asked Warmoth to not back bevel the frets and they did anyway, but it was cool. Maybe it was for the better, it works fine.
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I heard that wenge is heavy. The midpoint on this is about the 16th fret. My maple neck swamp ash fretless midpoint is about the 15th fret. So apparently wenge can be lighter than maple in some cases.
WARMOTH ROCKS. ALL OF MY GUITARS AND BASSES ARE WARMOTH with the exception of a G&L S-500 I custom ordered with a 1 11/16" nut width back before I knew about Warmoth and my Seagull acoustics.
[youtube=425,350]K7_SKcsP2Xs[/youtube]
I heard that wenge is heavy. The midpoint on this is about the 16th fret. My maple neck swamp ash fretless midpoint is about the 15th fret. So apparently wenge can be lighter than maple in some cases.
WARMOTH ROCKS. ALL OF MY GUITARS AND BASSES ARE WARMOTH with the exception of a G&L S-500 I custom ordered with a 1 11/16" nut width back before I knew about Warmoth and my Seagull acoustics.
