Perhaps expanding the hardware/electricals offerings in a bid to be more of a "one-stop shopping" solution. Nope.
New finish options. Yep.
Offering "loaded" pickguards for those who get out the garlic and crucifixes when you mention wiring/soldering. Nope.
"Custom Shop" build/setup services. Nope.
Spokewheel truss rod adjustment at the heel end of the neck? Nope.
RA Strat pickups appear to be a standard option now. Yep.
loaded pickguards would be my choice but the future can be so #nebulous. Nope.
The biggie dubs (W, for warmoth) could maybe start doing rolled fretboard edges (but as I said elsewhere it's actually pretty easy to diy). Nope....but see special notes below.
...and if you told him "surf's up" and did the little hang-loose hand gesture.... Interesting choice of words....
My money is a couple cool finishes and not much else. Yep, and nope.
They've hinted a new body shape in one of Aaron's videos and then there's the new orange color that's already in the admin , and I'm guessing that they've got much more to show down the line. Yep, yep, and yep.
What about a glue-in neck offering? Nope.
*Special Note about rolled edges: I've held in my very own hands new Warmoth necks and new necks from another manufacturer that offers both "light rolled", and "heavy rolled" edges. I've compared them side-by-side, and the edges on the Warmoth necks were as rolled or more so than the other's "light rolled" necks. In other words, Warmoth's edges come already rolled to the same degree as what some manufactures call "light rolled".
Warmoth does not offer or do "heavy rolled". The other company is able to offer this (on certain woods) because they only do oil finishes. Warmoth, OTOH, offers true hard finishes. Hard finishes make adding rolled edges a challenge on anything but maple/maple. The salient questions: where along the radiused edge do you terminate the finish? And how?
