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Warmoth Owners Club!!

When you go to build a neck you choose which scale you want. The scale length is set before you even start configuring anything. In other words its working fine for me. If you want lmk what specs you want and ill let you know the cost.
 
Not the scale length, the fretboard length. On standard necks you can choose 20, 21 or 24 fret necks. On a 30-32 you can choose only 20 fret necks, but if you but binding on them you cannot set it to the 20 frets so you cannot complete the order. At least on my computer.

Pull up a shorty neck and try to put binding on the fretboard, see if it works.
 

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Not the scale length, the fretboard length. On standard necks you can choose 20, 21 or 24 fret necks. On a 30-32 you can choose only 20 fret necks, but if you but binding on them you cannot set it to the 20 frets so you cannot complete the order. At least on my computer.

Pull up a shorty neck and try to put binding on the fretboard, see if it works.

Thanks. I'll give the web guys a heads up in the morning.
 
Is there any Dinky Jazz owner here?

I was wandering if there is any advantages to go with the dinky jazz over the standard jazz.

Is it more confortable?

I normally prefer smaller bodies but it doesn't seem a lot smaller than a standard J

Thanks for your help!
 
The Dinky J doesnt seem much smaller but the Dinky P does. I prefer J over P but if i were to get a dinky it would probably be a P.

Is there any Dinky Jazz owner here?

I was wandering if there is any advantages to go with the dinky jazz over the standard jazz.

Is it more confortable?

I normally prefer smaller bodies but it doesn't seem a lot smaller than a standard J

Thanks for your help!
 
I'm looking into getting one because of the wider spacing. It's just more comfortable to play when your fingers have some room to dig in, in my opinion. Problem is, I've never actually played a neck that wide for a 5, so I'm looking for someone to comment on their experience with it.
 
Why do some folks like wider necks, anyway? Is it to facilitate slapping accuracy, so you're less likely to hit the wrong string? I've never really understood this, unless it's for folks with super-long fingers or something.

Personal preference. Why do some people like single coils over dual coils, or series wiring over parallel, or a blue finish over a red finish, etc?

Personally, it's easier to switch from a standard 4-string to a 5 or 6 with similar spacing. It's not so much about digging in as it is muscle memory. I have short, squatty fingers and I play noticeably cleaner on a wide-spaced bass than I do a narrow one.

I never understood why someone would question the validity of something as silly as string-spacing.
 
oh I didn't know he stopped .

Turns out his cost was to high to keep selling them. Thats scary considering how expensive they were in comparison to just about every other pickup on the market. Im bummed out about it because i wanted to try a set. Heck, if i would have went with his to begin with i wouldnt still be waiting for pickups form someone else...