Hello folks, I bought a player strat and took out the electronics and bought a Seth Lover pickup and a one pickup pickguard (neck), ordered a Warmoth neck with a super wide nut with SS small vintage frets and put it all together and it sounds great! I play fingerstyle so never really strumming. I already posted a thread about the neck being low because I had to drill 2 holes, one on each side of the pickup cavity to get the pickup brackets low enough to lower the pickup to get the proper clearance from the strings. So I did and the pickup is still slightly below the mounting ring and everything is adjusted properly and the saddles are really close to bottoming out especially the two e strings. It has a 9 inch fretboard radius so everything between the 2 e"s gets higher. So all is good but last night I was playing and I decided to strum a little (something I don't do often) and got this warbling from like the a string and low e with possibly a little d in the mix so I decided I'd shim the neck and get it back up there and I put a 1 degree shim in and it was off the charts too high (it's amazing how a not so thick shim can make such a big difference!!) so I replaced it with the other shim I had which is .025 or maybe .25 anyway now my saddles are in normal adjustment range and I can bring my pickup out of hiding a little but still have the warbling no matter how low I go with the pickup. I'm talking lowwww!!! So what can I do now? Anybody run into this before? It only happens when I strum all the strings kinda hard but just plucking each single string hard didn't affect it. Also it looks like the allen screws on 2 of my saddles are a little shorter than the allen screws on the other 4 I bet those go on the 2 e strings. I tried to send pics but it said files too large do maybe I'll send them separately. 
Thanks for any feedback. 
Thanks for any feedback. 
