Smart Warmoth marketing!

[VanHeGen]

This is probably going to been seen by quite a few people!

 

[aarontunes]

Ah.....he finally released the video!! Been waiting for this one to go live.

Phil had a minor injury a few weeks ago that set it back a bit, but glad it's finally done!

 

[rauchman]

Luv this.

Have to say, my 1st Warmoth build was a gateway drug into building more examples of "exactly how I want it". Now, aside from neck through / set net designs, I have zero desire to buy just about any bolt on guitar since it is a compromise of sorts that I don't want to deal with.

As I'm sure many on this forum can attest to, there is something supremely gratifying in putting something together that meets your needs in a way that can't be found otherwise.

After all....a wizard makes his/her wand.

 

[casper100]

Really good video

 

[TonyFlyingSquirrel]

This was a very well presented video.

 

[Strangs]

I mentioned this on Wed, but mostly got missed
https://unofficialwarmoth.com/threads/phil-built-a-mooncaster.40765/

He's been talking about that for a while so it was fun to finally see him release the video. Also cool to see a Mooncaster and not just another strat/tele.

 

[mycroftxxx]

Have to say, my 1st Warmoth build was a gateway drug into building more examples of "exactly how I want it". Now, aside from neck through / set net designs, I have zero desire to buy just about any bolt on guitar since it is a compromise of sorts that I don't want to deal with.

As I'm sure many on this forum can attest to, there is something supremely gratifying in putting something together that meets your needs in a way that can't be found otherwise.

After all....a wizard makes his/her wand.

Wholeheartedly agree. I’ve done two Warmoth builds, and it turns out I’m one of those people who wants it my way. I keep looking at Fender, EBMM, PRS, Reverend…and there’s always something that turns me off. I have a Suhr that I love but I can build a Warmoth that is 95% as good for half the price. And I’ve found that I like knowing that there’s my “blood, toil, tears, and sweat” in there and if there’s something acting up or something I want to change, I know how to fix it or modify it (example: I think I’m going to try a Free-Way switch in the one I built earlier this year).

And I’m already starting to plan the next build