Warmoth Owners Club (Part 2!)

[smperry]

Continued from Warmoth Owners Club!!

[fretno]

[baskruit]

The neck is by Warmoth: Wenge/Pau Ferro, 20 Stainless steel frets.
I carved the body myself out of a single piece of bubinga. Way too heavy so the neck is now paired with a Squier body. That's now my primary bass.

[Will T.M.]

The body is a Fender Jaguar Bass, the neck is a Warmoth P-bass neck which wenge.

[Datsgor]

Not looking for #, just post Warmoth basses.

[topcat2069]

Once again

[AphekGreg]

My new '51 style body arrived yesterday. From the showcase. Hopefully the slim taper, graphite rod neck will be finished this week.

[Valiant Bandit]

Yeah,
I'm asking everyone for Warmoth gift certificates for my birthday. I want a SG bass BAD.

[joeyl]

Just placed in my order for an all birds-eye maple Jazz neck, with the graphite rods reinforcement and abalone markers. Hope it will be as good as my steel reinforced ones!

[knucklehead G]

Aren't you selling one just like that?

[joeyl]

Originally Posted by knucklehead G

Aren't you selling one just like that?

yes but that one has the steel rods, I want to try graphite

[calypsocoral302]

Crap...

... Remember when I posted in the previous thread, b|tching about how Warmoth didn't let you use the Custom Configurator to get a side jack in the '72 P-bass?

...well, guess what field just recently (as in, within the past two weeks) showed up in the '72 P-bass Configurator. Yep, that's right-- "Input Jack Rout"

Being a die-hard capitalist, I feel it is my obligation to reward a company for listening to their potential customers (not just their current ones) by purchasing their product... even if it means barely eating for a few months... O.o

[wyliee]

Originally Posted by calypsocoral302

Crap...

Being a die-hard capitalist, I feel it is my obligation to reward a company for listening to their potential customers (not just their current ones) by purchasing their product... even if it means barely eating for a few months... O.o

So... would it help if we threw a couple packets of Top Ramen in the shipping box? Heck, what if we used Top Ramen for the packing material. That was one of my primary meals in leaner days......

[smur89]

Just recently finished my Warmoth Jazz:

Warmoth Neck: Slim taper Maple neck with Indian Rosewood fingerboard, Perloid block inlays, Cream binding, Vintage Cream headstock

Warmoth Body: Alder body, top routed.

Lindy Fralin 60's Jazz pickups with copper plating underneath, Control plate routing lined in copper foil, Warmoth pots, Orange Drop capacitor. Gotoh 201 bridge, Schaller Straplocks, Schaller Machine Heads.











can I get a number?

[joeyl]

Originally Posted by smur89

J

Beauty!

[smur89]

Thanks Joey! it turned out really well I think!

[SlingBass4]

Originally Posted by smur89

A gorgeous classic with just a couple modern updates...perfect! White IS right on that, btw

[RoosterRusek]

Update on my Gecko 6...confabbing with the luthier to get the pickps and pre and all the goodies installed. Should be just a few more weeks....then it's ON

[AphekGreg]

I put the body and neck together and strung it up. I like the slim profile neck. Definitely a winner. I can't imagine too many people won't prefer it to the others. No idea why Warmoth feel the need to charge extra for it? This should be the default thickness. Can't really comment on the graphite rods yet, but they seem fine.

I bought a very light (4 lbs) body, pictured above and it's a bit neck heavy. I always thought the Warmoth '51/Tele headstock didn't look quite right. I found a picture of an original taken from above and resized it until the tuner holes lined up. You can see the difference in the photo. I'm going to reshape it, which should look better and help it be less neck heavy.

[AphekGreg]

I'm pleased to say it worked. Not quite perfect, but when you compare the originals, there were slight variations anyway.