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The black dots and Celtic Cross at the 12th were a custom job I paid Warmoth extra for. Normally, you can only get all dots, all Celtic Crosses, or just a double dot or Cross at the 12th, NOT a mix of both. To get dot with the Cross at the 12th I had to basically pay for TWO inlay jobs; one on the machine to do the Cross, another to have them inlay the dots by *hand* since there was no program on their equipment that would delete just the 12th fret. I really wanted that Cross at just the 12th
The material is black synthetic and it looks really good. They also did the side dots in black which I kind of wish they hadn't. My understanding when I ordered was I was getting the usual bright white side dots. In a lighted room, no problem, turn the lights down at all and you basically have no dot markers to reference. I am getting used to it though and it is actually kind of a good thing in that it is forcing me to learn my position on the neck my intuition and not sight referencing dot markers (I would still like the white side dots though if I could).
Thanks for the kind words. It is a striking neck and plays beautifully.
The material is black synthetic and it looks really good. They also did the side dots in black which I kind of wish they hadn't. My understanding when I ordered was I was getting the usual bright white side dots. In a lighted room, no problem, turn the lights down at all and you basically have no dot markers to reference. I am getting used to it though and it is actually kind of a good thing in that it is forcing me to learn my position on the neck my intuition and not sight referencing dot markers (I would still like the white side dots though if I could).
Thanks for the kind words. It is a striking neck and plays beautifully.