hey guys,
as my first warmoth project is coming together pretty soon now (hoping to receive my parts from puyallup in a few weeks!), i am now planning the details of the setup.
i have a vw carved top body (black korina with flamed maple top) in black dye color with a natural lipover-binding.
rest of the body will be transparent to show the (hopefully) amazing korina wood.
the pickups, that are going to be used on my warmoth build are:
- a bare knuckle pickups nailbomb humbucker with aged nickel cover in the bridge position and
- a harmonic design z-90 with white pearl cover in the neck position.
now what do you guys think, with which color(s) should i go for the humbucker mounting rings??
i don't know if two black rings will be to dark?
i'd go for two cream colored (or even better aged white / parchment), but will this look good with the white pearl cover of the z-90?
i saw some of you made up some "mock-ups" in photoshop of different guitar-setups, any hints on how to do this?
are there graphic resources availlable for doing so, or did you make you own?
thanx,
shagga
ccasion14:
as my first warmoth project is coming together pretty soon now (hoping to receive my parts from puyallup in a few weeks!), i am now planning the details of the setup.
i have a vw carved top body (black korina with flamed maple top) in black dye color with a natural lipover-binding.
rest of the body will be transparent to show the (hopefully) amazing korina wood.
the pickups, that are going to be used on my warmoth build are:
- a bare knuckle pickups nailbomb humbucker with aged nickel cover in the bridge position and
- a harmonic design z-90 with white pearl cover in the neck position.
now what do you guys think, with which color(s) should i go for the humbucker mounting rings??
i don't know if two black rings will be to dark?
i'd go for two cream colored (or even better aged white / parchment), but will this look good with the white pearl cover of the z-90?
i saw some of you made up some "mock-ups" in photoshop of different guitar-setups, any hints on how to do this?
are there graphic resources availlable for doing so, or did you make you own?
thanx,
shagga
