I always find it difficult to feel anything about a neck before the strings are on it. I suppose I could convince myself there's a difference.
I'm also concerned about the state of the fretboard near the nut. One side of the board seems to have been sanded far more aggressively than the other, resulting in a lopsided board. This isn't the case on my two other Warmoth necks. Is this just normal variation?
Photos can sometimes give odd perspective so I would not want to evaluate. If anything it looks more like a lopsided nut to me but I see what you mean could be a possibility.
Well Warmoth got back to me very promptly to let me know it's likely to be fine so I'm also systems go. I had today off work so decided to get started.
The only thing left to do is the wiring and screwing in the pickguard and control plate. I need to decide whether to:
split the coils, which is apparently not recommended because there'd be a volume difference between the covered and exposed poles (but I'm not sure I believe it'd be a big enough difference to matter)
do parallel/series, which I can't figure out how I'd do with the 3-ways except by connecting a coil permanently to hot out
just simple humbucker on/off and only worrying about extra options if I decide I need them later as rewiring is easy
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