hi all,
ive been a long time fan of warmoth and the service they provide, but never had the funds to buy anything...... well i have since grown a little older and a little wiser, and i feel i am ready to start my first build!
this is what i have come up with, please comment about your expectations of the tone and the aesthetics.
Tele deluxe
black korina body, flame maple top, black dye finish
strat neck (standard thin) walnut with ebony finger board, clear satin finish
fender humbucker in bridge, rio grande texas humbucker in neck (zebra)
gloss black standard tele deluxe pickguard
2 black and 2 parchment strat knobs (one vol and tone of each)
black bridge (dunno which one yet) probably a fixed strat
those are the basic details for now....
i have never heard black korina but have heard wonderful things about it.... and whether these woods will work im not 100% sure, so your comments are appreciated.
also if anyone considers them selves a photoshop wiz and would like the challenge of doing a mock-up picture... please dont hesitate!
cheers everyone,
dan
ive been a long time fan of warmoth and the service they provide, but never had the funds to buy anything...... well i have since grown a little older and a little wiser, and i feel i am ready to start my first build!
this is what i have come up with, please comment about your expectations of the tone and the aesthetics.
Tele deluxe
black korina body, flame maple top, black dye finish
strat neck (standard thin) walnut with ebony finger board, clear satin finish
fender humbucker in bridge, rio grande texas humbucker in neck (zebra)
gloss black standard tele deluxe pickguard
2 black and 2 parchment strat knobs (one vol and tone of each)
black bridge (dunno which one yet) probably a fixed strat
those are the basic details for now....
i have never heard black korina but have heard wonderful things about it.... and whether these woods will work im not 100% sure, so your comments are appreciated.
also if anyone considers them selves a photoshop wiz and would like the challenge of doing a mock-up picture... please dont hesitate!
cheers everyone,
dan