First Warmoth Project

[moldymealworm]

Got the parts for my first full Warmoth project (My other strat has a Warmoth neck)

It's a hollow mahogany body with a Unique Choice Indian Rosewood Top, routed for an American Standard Tremolo.
The neck is a Warmoth Pro CBS neck. The back is Indian Rosewood and the fingerboard is Ziricote. It's cut for an LSR nut and has the 6230 frets.

These are the pickups I plan on using (when I get them):

Neck

Middle

Bridge

 

[dbw]

NICE top and NICE ziricote!!

Who made those Charlie Christians?  Will the big one fit in a HB rout?  Install them pups and give us some more pics!

 

[moldymealworm]

The pickups are made by http://www.vintagevibeguitars.com/

I actually don't have the pickups yet. I emailed Pete asking for a quote, and he showed me those pictures to make sure we had the same idea on what kind of pickup I was looking for.

 

[NonsenseTele]

Damn nice!!!

 

[m4rk0]

very nice!! I love rosewood tops!!

 

[rockskate4x]

awesome woods....

yes... please tell us how those pickups sound!!!

 

[back2thefutre]

Looks bitchin dude!!!!

 

[DocNrock]

Killer!

 

[Patrick]

im about to get those blue abalone humbuckers from pete

 

[backhair]

is that middle pickup one of his strat blades, or an SP90?  sweet looking guitar!

 

[kboman]

I really am going to have to get me some CC pickups in a guitar soon. This looks like a cool build - but why a str*t shape? It seems to be more of a jazzer than a rocker.

 

[moldymealworm]

Guitar with the pickups mounted...

Headstock with planet waves pegs and LSR nut

 

[blue313]

Nice!

I take it those pickups arent as deep as normal CC's?

 

[moldymealworm]

Same size as any other humbucker or single coil. Just styled to look and sound like a Charlie Christian pickup.

 

[bendeg]

OMG, a ziricote fretboard again, so gorgeous !

 

[rockskate4x]

Wow it's been long enough I forgot all about this one  :icon_biggrin:

Thanks for the update, it's lookin good so far  :icon_thumright:

 

[D-rock]

Wow!! this is really cool. Those pickups are really unique. What kind of sounds do you hope to get our of them?