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building warmoth custom... exploiter or fenderbird

i was wondering how lightweight the gotoh tuners are that everybody uses on their exploiter remake. the warmoth neck is heavier than other necks, so without lightweight tuners, is it neck heavy?

With the top strap peg on the neck heel and the bottom one about 2/3 the way up that huge fin? I've never had a problem on either the Explanation or the oTher-bird. In fact as I've mentioned before? I can hang the Bird vertically and play it like an upright. The Light weights can't hurt though, any weight reduction has it's impact.
 
With the top strap peg on the neck heel and the bottom one about 2/3 the way up that huge fin? I've never had a problem on either the Explanation or the oTher-bird. In fact as I've mentioned before? I can hang the Bird vertically and play it like an upright. The Light weights can't hurt though, any weight reduction has it's impact.


The balance on mine is good, I wear it a little low anyway. I had read somewhere about neck dive vs top strap location thats why i put it as far up as possible to compensate
 
Mr Worthington.

John Entwhistle would be proud. Great looker!

I'd sure like to get some sound samples of that bass. How are you liking those Bassbars?

MikeG

Lace Music

Mike,

I LOVE the BassBars. Exceeded my expectations. I might be able to record a sample for you. For now, just a description:
Clean, tight, crisp, deep, and a hint of grand piano. VERY wide tone variations with the tone pot. In fact all the way up on the tone is a treble BOOST.

I just ordered another project from Warmoth, (a Fenderbird) so I am getting ready to order another pair of BassBars. I would'nt use anything else.