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One of the few Warmoth SSB G4 Single Cut basses out there! Cool!

This is correct. To my knowledge no one has ever used or modified one of our SSB necks with to work with any other body. While it's not impossible for someone who knows what they're doing, it sure seems like a pain in the butt.

That turned out great!

Looks killer!

Figured I would jump in with some insight regarding the scale length: changing the scale length on any of our bodies or necks for a one-off custom request is something we typically would not do. Way too much R&D time involved for very little payoff. The Mooncaster SSB body is the one rare...

Gecko bodies and necks are proprietary. They only work with each other and aren't meant to be interchangeable with any other parts. The G5 uses Fender's Deluxe 5 neck pocket specs, and it's meant to be use with Fender D5 necks.

The next video in my list is a shootout between two identical necks, one with steel stiffening rods and one with graphite. I have all the parts built, all the hardware collected, and I'm ready to start shooting. Alls I need now is time. Our new website launched a couple weeks ago, and it's...

Yep, that's correct. It's more labor intensive, but allows us to get three figured tops out of a piece of wood, where before we could get only one. It also allows the tops to be more symmetrical and nice looking. When you are cutting a carved top down into a 3/4" piece of figured maple, you...

It usually happens because while the low-selling offering is just sitting there doing nothing, the landscape is changing around it....and those new rules have to be adapted to that product, just like all the rest. Taking the Carved Top Dinky P (CTDP) as an example, about five or six years ago...

Believe it or not, it actually costs money to offer a product and that doesn't sell. Even if we weren't making them for the in-stock showcase, you still have to maintain the offering on the website. A certain amount of dev time gets used up every year on that alone, and we weren't even selling...

It was almost our worst-selling model, topped only the 8-string bass neck. :(

That is pretty cool! The Carved Top Dinky P has long since been discontinued, but I always thought it was one of our cooler original shapes.

Gotcha! Warmoth doesn't currently do that, unfortunately.

Are you talking about lined fretless on just half the neck, and frets on the other? Warmoth can do some of those kinds of things if you call in and ask for it.

Check this vid out. The gutiarst's name is Sam Coulsen. He played in Aisa (the band) for about seven years, until Steve Howe returned. This vid is from his tour with the We Will Rock You musical. There are a few times when he raises his guitar up, and you can see the tape on the back.