Let me quote the Warmoth Web Site
Custom inlay is available in 25-1/2" and 24-3/4" scale Warmoth Pro and Vintage Modern guitar necks. These patterns are available in synthetic pearl, jet black Corian or bone colored Corian for the Skull & Cross Bones only. The inlay color will contrast with the fingerboard unless you specifically request otherwise.
We do not offer totally custom 'design it yourself' type inlay services. To maintain affordability, we stick to the designs in the following pictures. Yes, we can mix some of the inlay patterns and we can omit some positions… for example, we can do the Skull & Cross Bones at the 12th fret only or double a diamond at the 12th, etc.
Custom Inlay - $90
However, when I called, I was told they couldn't do "just diamonds at fret 12".
Has anyone asked for this? Is it available ... do I need to re-ask for it? Who's gotten that sort of thing?
Personally, I like the look of no inlay, just a 12th fret marker (or markers, aka diamonds>.
And while we're at it, do some split parallelograms. And... how about the Yamaha and Johnny-A type inlay too? Woohoo.
Custom inlay is available in 25-1/2" and 24-3/4" scale Warmoth Pro and Vintage Modern guitar necks. These patterns are available in synthetic pearl, jet black Corian or bone colored Corian for the Skull & Cross Bones only. The inlay color will contrast with the fingerboard unless you specifically request otherwise.
We do not offer totally custom 'design it yourself' type inlay services. To maintain affordability, we stick to the designs in the following pictures. Yes, we can mix some of the inlay patterns and we can omit some positions… for example, we can do the Skull & Cross Bones at the 12th fret only or double a diamond at the 12th, etc.
Custom Inlay - $90
However, when I called, I was told they couldn't do "just diamonds at fret 12".
Has anyone asked for this? Is it available ... do I need to re-ask for it? Who's gotten that sort of thing?
Personally, I like the look of no inlay, just a 12th fret marker (or markers, aka diamonds>.
And while we're at it, do some split parallelograms. And... how about the Yamaha and Johnny-A type inlay too? Woohoo.