First Warmoth Build

[DangerousR6]

Which wood have you used on this photoshop's pic Dangerous?

It's Myrtle wood Nonsense...Golden curly Myrtle to be exact...

 

[NonsenseTele]

 

[DocNrock]

Golden curly Myrtle to be exact...

Not....touching....that....

 

[DocNrock]

I'm not much of a tele guy, but that is one nice tele!

Hahaha, that's funny......."I'm not much of a tele guy"...errrrruuuuuhhhhhhhm, need I say  "Chunk-E-Caster".... :icon_jokercolor:

Yeah, your tele's look classic, too.  :toothy12:

 

[DangerousR6]

I'm not much of a tele guy, but that is one nice tele!

Hahaha, that's funny......."I'm not much of a tele guy"...errrrruuuuuhhhhhhhm, need I say  "Chunk-E-Caster".... :icon_jokercolor:

Yeah, your tele's look classic, too.  :toothy12:

:laughing7:

 

[ryl417]

Hey guys! Just finished my first Warmoth build and I thought I'd share it with you guys. I have always liked the feel/sound of Strats but I loved the look of Teles so I thought this would be the perfect reason to build a custom guitar that took the elements of each guitar I love! It's a birdseye maple Warmoth pro Strat neck with stainless steel frets, a white alder Warmoth Tele body, Seymour Duncan noiseless singles + a JB jnr, Gotoh bridge and Schaller machine heads. Being my first build I made a lot of mistakes putting this together but now that its together its everything I wanted and more. I will never buy a production guitar again! 

That is stunningly beautiful!