Hi guys, new guitar builder here. I ordered and built a Warmoth Switchback with a Warmoth neck and just got it completed. I had MTJ finish the guitar in Pelham Blue nitro, "closet find" aged.
The specs are as follows:
Mahogany Switchback body, 3-layer black pickguard
Warmoth Wenge neck with Ebony fretboard, MOP dot inlays and side dots
Gibson Tradbucker neck and Super57 bridge (with A4 magnet swap)
CTS pots and 490 Designs aluminum knobs
Grover nickel locking tuners
TonePro locking bridge
Gibson Vibrola with imported Left hand string mount/arm
Neck set for low action and is mostly buzz free. I've fixed and modded guitars for years but I've never put one together like this. This was my first attempt and I think it came out nice. So nice I bought TWO more Warmoth guitars so I can build them up nicely. The next two I skipped the MTJ finishing and let Warmoth finish them.
Here's some pictures of my new axe!
The specs are as follows:
Mahogany Switchback body, 3-layer black pickguard
Warmoth Wenge neck with Ebony fretboard, MOP dot inlays and side dots
Gibson Tradbucker neck and Super57 bridge (with A4 magnet swap)
CTS pots and 490 Designs aluminum knobs
Grover nickel locking tuners
TonePro locking bridge
Gibson Vibrola with imported Left hand string mount/arm
Neck set for low action and is mostly buzz free. I've fixed and modded guitars for years but I've never put one together like this. This was my first attempt and I think it came out nice. So nice I bought TWO more Warmoth guitars so I can build them up nicely. The next two I skipped the MTJ finishing and let Warmoth finish them.
Here's some pictures of my new axe!