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32" SSB P in Sugar Pine , DiMarzio Area P , Armadillo Bridge & knobs
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Nice. That's a pound lighter than my body and mine is chambered!
I actually added a lot of weight to keep it balanced . the bridge, knobs , and a very thick neck plate from Glendale guitars . It worked . it's balanced perfectly and still very light . The massive bridge sounds killer too . The bass sounds very healthy .

The last 34" I built went really well too , with Gotoh Resolites kept the dive to a minimum . Also , amazing sounding bass .
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I weighed all my Warmoth builds :)
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Fretno (and RedHotFuzz) what's your take on the 30" Warhead neck? specifically the back contour? Is it a nice hand filling round back?
I have the standard 34" and I have 3 x med scale 32" but no 30" The 32's are all the same . I like it alot it's stout but really nicely shaped . Hard to describe but maybe a medium D shape . That 34" is their standard shape which is different but also pretty sweet .
 
I have the standard 34" and I have 3 x med scale 32" but no 30" The 32's are all the same . I like it alot it's stout but really nicely shaped . Hard to describe but maybe a medium D shape . That 34" is their standard shape which is different but also pretty sweet .
I'd be inclined to assume they use the same carve for the 30" as well. thanks!
 

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