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My custom Warmoth build is finally done!!!

#26
Awesome bass! I've always loved Tele heads on Jazz bodies, must be the Weezer fan in me. I too was thinking about modding my PJ to V/V and doing away with the tone, thanks for the added motivation!

I keep going between sonic or Daphne blue, but yours looks awesome. Nice work!
 
#27
That's nice. If you are happy with it, that's what counts.
There are various minor details about that bass I would have changed, like black hardware and black block inlays to go with the black pickguard, but that's just me.
 
#30
theleteri said:
Of course over the years i have dreamed of other colors and schemes... it is hard not to with all the options they have. But i always found myself going back to the daphne blue and vintage tint neck.

I had never seen daphne blue in real life and when i would do a search for the color on google it would come up with all sorts of different shades. I knew i wanted something more blue than sonic and lighter than Lake Placid so i figured daphne woulf be the closest to the baby blue i loved so much. The color could not be closer to what i wanted. it is perfect and the finish is flawless!
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Who did your finishing?
 
#36
the neck is finished in vintage tint satin. i can not stand the feel of high gloss.

I had thought about black blocks but the pearl are a lot more subtle and that is more my style.

the finish is warmoth and flawless. I dont think i will be able to buy a manufactured bass again unless it is a rick or a thunderbird. although the fender pbass with the hand rubbed finish is REALLY nice!
 

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