My vintage white strat

[llmtelecaster]

Been wanting to share my creation for a quite a while now. I built this guitar about a year and a half ago and it's the sweetest-sounding, best-feeling guitar I've ever played. My favorite thing about this guitar is probably the stainless steel frets. When I saw that Warmoth offered stainless frets, I was very intrigued. I spent quite a while reading reviews before deciding to go ahead and give them a try and I am so glad that I did. The only bad thing is that now regular fret wire on other guitars feels so dull and harsh. Anyway, on with the specs.

Body:
Swamp Ash w/ vintage white finish
Am. Std. trem route

Neck:
Birdseye maple/Indian Rosewood
Standard thin contour
22 frets
6100 stainless frets
real bone nut (replaced the corian nut that came with)
Schaller locking tuners

Electronics/Hardware
Paul Gilbert Injector Neck
Area 67 Middle
Paul Gilbert Injector Bridge
500k pots
Am. Std. 2-point trem

 

[Strat Avenger]

Very nice guitar, Doesn't look like "Vintage White" though. Vintage White is more yellowish.

 

[llmtelecaster]

In the pics it does look more like an olympic white. The flash from the camera really brightens it up.

 

[drewfx]

Very nice.