If you could add any Body/Neck Option(s) to Warmoth's selection..

[Jet-Jaguar]

I think W is still doing the Gibson headstock shapes.  Clicking on the builders takes you through the process, rather than the legal speak with the bodies.

Honestly, I wouldn't want one.  I might be building an SC (not sure if I can afford it since, if I were to do it, I'd go all out with binding on the neck, etc) and if I do build one, I'm going to be using a Warmoth headstock.

 

[JaySwear]

Cut-off Telecaster bridge option. Then I could have my Tele bridge and a P-90 in the bridge position.

You can probably call to custom order this, but I haven't checked.

 

[raystankewitz]

I'm thinking I'll wait to see what W does for a SC and a DC. I'm thinking of putting together a SC of some sort to replicate (somewhat) an LP sound. but I digress.

How about LP or SG control routs on any body that has the room? Not all of us like Strat or PRS type controls.

I'll second that request for a Warmoth 12 string headstock while I'm at it. The old Fender hockey stick is way cool but only on a Strat, Tele or Jazzmaster body. To do a nice non-Fender type 12, an enlongated Warmoth would fill the bill. Would have to be a 13 degree tilt, too. Either that or find someone that could replicate that eight-hole string tree Fender used to make.

:guitaristgif:

 

[mayfly]

I prefer this guy (since I actually have one):

But it's safe to say that W isn't going to make this body style (even if they were to offer electric mandos).

Oh now that's awesome.

 

[Cagey]

Yeah, in a hydroencephalitic sort of way.

 

[Ace Flibble]

Er, the term would simply be 'hydrocephalus'. 'Hydroencephalitic' isn't a word, and even if it was, it would be incorrectly constructed within that sentence.

Aww yeah, grammar. arty07:

 

[AutoBat]

as long as there are nits to be picked: Hydrocephalic would be correct according to the sentence.

 

[Cagey]

Er, the term would simply be 'hydrocephalus'. 'Hydroencephalitic' isn't a word, and even if it was, it would be incorrectly constructed within that sentence.

Aww yeah, grammar. arty07:

Well, now there are at least two additional occurrences of the word on top of the 22,000+ Google found on the World Wide Wibble, so it's officially a Real Thing.

Speaking of Google's far-reaching and depth-seeking nosiness, did you know that the best way to test the hackability of a password is to feed it to Google's search engine? If you get 0 hits, it's gotta be pretty damn unique.

 

[Ace Flibble]

Unless I have, unbeknownst to myself, slipped into a coma and awoken in a time when vernacular is dictated by a search engine and the tripe that is spewn on the internet, 'hydroencephalitic' is most certainly not a word.

as long as there are nits to be picked: Hydrocephalic would be correct according to the sentence.

Either would be grammatically passable, but 'hydrocephalus' is the simpler read within context.

 

[Cagey]

You knew what I meant, so communication took place. This isn't a legal document; it's a social/help forum. If you don't like the word or don't understand it or how prefixes/suffixes/modifiers work, then just say so. That way we can maintain the integrity of the list of who's incredibly anal and who's not <grin>

 

[JaySwear]

How about more options for pickup styles on Tele Deluxe pickguards? Minis or P-90s would be great. I wouldn't think it would be that difficult to program in to a CNC.

 

[hannaugh]

Too bad about the thing with Gibson.  Warmoth could be making all of these gems:

....................  NOT! :laughing11:

 

[AutoBat]

The last two were doable, just needs a saw for the former & paint for the latter.

 

[Updown]

You do know that many of those were send back to Gibson from different suppliers, because there was NO interest in them.

Hence why they did this to them.  :doh:

When will they learn  :dontknow:

 

[hannaugh]

It's really funny to see people trying to sell them NIB on ebay and maybe getting $2k for them if they can sell them at all, when I think they retailed for $5k just a couple years ago. 

I don't understand how anyone could look at some of these designs and think "Oh yeah, that's awesome.  People will love that." 

 

[Pelagaard]

The pickguard needs to go, but otherwise, that first one isn't terrible.  And while it looks like it would be a bitch to play comfortably, I kinda like the look of the reverse V.

 

[swarfrat]

The reverse v might be the only Gibson design ever which is immune from neck dive. Ironic that glued on headstocks would be a trademark of a company that doesn't give a fig about balance

 

[alterbridgefan]

I thought you might enjoy this one, Hannaugh. :laughing8:

 

[hannaugh]

Not as bad as some of the others body-shape wise, but I still wouldn't want it.

 

[Strat Avenger]

A Standard Thin neck option that tapers from .780" to .850" .

Oh, and the Fender "Deluxe" contoured heel option.