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Not sure how this one will go over. We'll see, I guess.
New video: the ART of assembling a partscaster.
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supertruper1988
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You make a ton of great points here. Many times I have seen Warmoth builds being listed for sale and I cant help but think that the seller is the only person who will ever like that guitar hahaha
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That's where the magic happens!!!
u.9
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bagman67
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I keep saying Artificial Intelligence will never surpass genuine organic stupidity, but sometimes I'm less sure of that.
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Seems do-able.
u.9
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Would that be off-menu or can we expect to see those in the Showcase soon?
ghostrider
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I once took one of my Warmoths to a luthier for some fretwork. He said, "Wow, you did a good job with this build! I've seen tons and tons of Warmoth builds that look absolutely hideous."
That really made my day.
I told him that I try to come up with a total plan before I buy anything. He said that was the key. Most people just buy a bunch of pieces that they think are individually cool, but it just don't work together aesthetically.
That really made my day.
I told him that I try to come up with a total plan before I buy anything. He said that was the key. Most people just buy a bunch of pieces that they think are individually cool, but it just don't work together aesthetically.
Floyd_Argus
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I like the content, but I don't think "assemble" is the word that fits best here for a title. The title led me to believe I would be seeing a video that recommended a sequence and tips on physically fitting parts together. Instead, "How to Pick Parts that Match Aesthetically" or something like that seems a more appropriate title.
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