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First Warmoth Super Strat

Tom.Clips

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Allright guys, so my parts for my first Warmoth build came in a few weeks ago, and it is AWESOME.

The Specs

Body
Basswood/quilt Maple drop top
Finished in Tigers eye
Natural Masked Binding
Black Gloss back finish
Rear Route, H-S-S
Deep Hole jack route
Original Floyd Rose Recessed bridge
2 tone, 1 Volume
Countoured Heel

Hardware
Black Original Floyd Rose, with EVH D-Tuna
Bare Knuckle Custom CTS 550K pots  (Currently En route from U.K)
5 Way switch
Bare Knuckle Pickups, VHII (bridge), Irish tours (Neck and Middle), With custom black 'no holes' covers, with BKP engraving  (Currently en Route from UK)
Bare knuckle Jenson and Paper Oil 0.022 Capacitor (En Route...)
Black Gotoh Machine heads
Floyd R3 nut
Schaller Locking Strap Bolts

Neck  (Still to be ordered from warmoth)
Birdseye Maple/Birdseye Maple Warmoth Warhead Pro neck
Black Dots
Vintage style frets
Satin Finish
10"-16" compound radius



Most of the Parts have arrived, Im just waiting on the Bare Knuckle Parts, and Im yet to order the neck from Warmoth. Im a bit short of Cash At the moment.

 
Tom.Clips said:
Basswood/quilt Maple drop top
Finished in Tigers eye
Natural Masked Binding
/.../
Rear Route, H-S-S

You will find that a lot of people will strongly approve of this combination!
I'm not a quilt maple fan myself, but this should look pretty cool...
 
These arent the greatest photo's in the world, but they'll give you an idea. When looking at the body with the naked eye, the colours are just amazing.

When the knuckles go in, Im gonna have a machine goin!  :headbang1:
 

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Are you sure the D-Tuna will clear the recess route?  I just ask cause the Floyd will sit kinda down into the route on the body and the D-tuna sticks out pretty far. 
 
All that rock look and vintage frets?

Do yourself a favor and get stainless steel frets, even if you don't go with modern, sensible frets.
 
Stainless steel, of course! Forgot to throw that in the description. I'm somewhat torn between the size 100 frets and the vintage frets. I press hard on the frets, and I've read somewhere vintage frets are good for that, but then again, the 100 size frets, I believe which are the size SRV used, to look quite tasty for bends and pull offs etc....
 
Looks great Tom ... would love to see some higher quality photos.  :icon_thumright:
 
Once my babe is built, I'll take some photo's using a better camera than the phone one.

I'm callin' her/him/whatever Motley  :guitarplayer2:




:headbang1:
 
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