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How I saved thousands on Custom Shop Guitars

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Sometimes finding the features you want in a guitar takes you into the manufacturers custom shop. Want bigger frets or a different neck profile? Go custom shop. Want different tone wood or different pickups? Go custom shop. Theres a great way to do things differently and save yourself a boatload of cash.
Watch this video to see how I shop Warmoth to build my guitars for reasonable prices. • How To Build A Custom ...

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@JonBingham 4 года назад

To see the build process watch this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vz2yvGewols.html

@maddog3902 4 года назад

how many times do you blow on the instrument during assembaly?

@JonBingham 4 года назад

They get dusty :)

@nckncknck7408 4 года назад

Hi Jon! May I know what is your neck finish for your blue strat?

@Ratso_DeLynch 4 года назад

@@JonBingham Hey Jon! It's sweet demo, builds, reviews and comparisons like yours right here and several other videos/research that made me finally pull the trigger on my own however I'm a little stuck on the neck/net width... : *Burning question about warmoth necks for you* say you can ONLY choose a standard thin neck option not a large neck, boatneck or 59 profile etc, just the closest thing to what you think is a C shape neck. - now what would be your *GO TO* *nut width* to compliment it ? Should I go with *1- 11/16ths (43mm)* as a safe starting point? That's what is considered standard nut width I believe and it matches up with most of my favourite guitars and probably those of other players really because.. . *I know for SURE i cant go much lower in terms of nut width especially the vintage fender size *41mm* will probably too tiny feeling! Im 6"1 and on necks like that in the past with my moderate sized hands (yet smaller pinky finger lol) *the high e string slips off the fretboard when playing fast/soloing* maybe you've experienced the same kind of tendencies on a thin nut yourself? . And Important note is I'm *NOT going with a floyd rose, instead a gotoh 510 bridge* SO basically I'm stumped there and not sure what nut width to settle for. Even on the opposite end of this, going *TOO large width wise* so higher than *43mm* will likely feel way too wide I don't want playing between strings to feel like a massive "leap" either . Anyways, with all that in mind my guess is it's safe to lean towards a *standard thin shape neck + 1 11/16 nut* it sounds like the safest recipe so far and for that area I'm really OK with "vanilla"/safe nut width and neck combo since if that one aspect is off, we can surely both agree that it can drastically compromise the feel of a good neck! . I'm very interested to hear if you agree or what your advice would be for a newbie first time builder like myself. I cant tell over video but something tells me we might have similar size hands! . Apologies for the novel and I hope to hear back from ya whenever you get the chance! Cheers from Niagara falls Canada and please stay safe and healthy during this time🙏🤟😊 - Adam

@keithperkins3798 4 года назад

Mr. Bingham, your Warmoth builds are gorgeous. I have four such builds (one is a twelve string that I did a matching six string for it) plus five other guitars with replacement Warmoth necks. I love my Warmoths.

@MisterRorschach90 3 года назад

I have literally never seen someone blow on their guitar so many times in one video.

@timbuk1126 2 года назад

I swear 😭🤣

@hjmism 6 месяцев назад

I was looking for this comment. My god, just use a fucking paint brush. He also didn't tell us how he saved money, just showed us his gear and specs. I get it! Warmoth is cheaper and has more accommodations, but don't waste my time with your clickbait just because you want to show off your guitars.

@ClemsonJohnson 5 месяцев назад

😂

@0kiguess 4 года назад

Before I clicked on the video I would’ve swore you had a British accent

@jeffgoldblum474 4 года назад

Same... There is a british dude that looks like him but I can't get the name

@CM-yg2pk 4 года назад

jeff goldblum true geordie?

@jeffgoldblum474 4 года назад

@@CM-yg2pk close but no it's another dude that does custom builds I believe and he's also tatted up but has blue eyes

@jeffgoldblum474 4 года назад

@Donatto yessss bingo thank you

@JO-bz4kc 4 года назад

I thought that too.

@kendallhall2159 4 года назад

Every time he looks at the guitar you can tell he's thinking "I should blow on it"

@scottschulze3568 3 года назад

Had to scroll the comments to see if anyone else said it lmfao!

@ags5696 3 года назад

I kept thinking that he should take a dusting cloth and polish it

@joehernandez3538 4 года назад

That truss rod placement is absolutely a must have for my next guitar

@brenlouissurio2404 4 года назад

Right? It's my first seeing that, that's extremely beneficial for anyone.

@anthonyrosa5006 4 года назад

Their necks are rock solid. I have never needed to adjust them once they are set because of their neck construction using either steel or carbon fiber rods alongside the truss rods.

@butteredbiskit3497 4 года назад

With that truss rod adjuster, there's still the Allen @ the end of the fretboard. You have to straighten the neck before you bolt it on. The Allen on the side is a fine adjustment.

@jubjub905 4 года назад

Its not for major adjustment

@IrateWizrd 3 года назад

@@anthonyrosa5006 They only do that for their bass necks right?

@therangersinger 4 года назад

I have built 4 warmoth guitars. I have nothing but great things to say about their quality and craftsmanship. Great video and explanation for those who are unfamiliar with the warmoth company.

@PhillipNeal 4 года назад

Louis C.K started his career over I see...

@joelewisband879 3 года назад

I like the fact..thst he takes pride in his builds....I'm not a one pickup guy I prefer more options for tone but he is clearly happy with his results...good on him.😎👍👍

@markferguson3745 3 года назад

Everyone looks a little like somebody.Such observations are about as useful as the " first" comments.

@switchmuso 4 года назад

That’s actually a “push-push”, in case anybody wants to order one.. far quicker live

@lordmanshaft1112 4 года назад

They last longer as well, since the upward force applied by the spring is way more consistent than sweaty hands yanking the knob upward.

@stratolestele7611 3 месяца назад

@@lordmanshaft1112 that's not been my experience. I prefer the ease of use with the push-push, but they get scratchy where my push-pulls do not.

@mightyhammerhead 2 месяца назад

😂

@warmoth 4 года назад

Nice! Thanks Jon!

@caseykittel 4 года назад

I LOVE that the volume knob is actually out of the way. I am a strat man, but the volume knob has always been in the way of my natural picking posture.

@Bdegan68 4 года назад

Agreed! I love the feel of the strat. I just can't play one with that volume knob there. Maybe that's why I built a Tele LOL

@rickfennell7849 4 года назад

Me too. Thats why all my strats have replacement pick guards with the volume pot put right where i want it. Got them from warmoth too.🤘🏻👍🏻

@garycoates4987 5 лет назад

great video! I've built several warmoth guitars all the way back to 1987 when you had to order from a catalog to get the parts just amazing quality and unlike a lot of so-called kit guitars even buying the body and neck years apart the guitars always feel solid and the always really feel like customshop quality

@shaunw9270 4 года назад

Excellent. That's something I have considered but was worried that if I had a neck for a few years before buying a body for it ,would it still be a good fit? You answered my question. 👍

@joeltejada4362 4 года назад

So, Warmoth is the way to go. I have a bullet strat I got for $60 and I decided to learn how to mod. I came across a used roasted maple Warmoth neck ($180 including locking tuners) which I loved so much that it became my #1 guitar. It made me sell my EBMM Cutlass because it sucked in comparison. I ended up replacing the bridge for a Wilkinson ($35) which added sustain for days. But I went crazy with the pickups a set of Schecter Monstertone SSS ($300) with coil tap (not coil split) because I like the Nick Johnston Signature guitar. I haven't play another guitar that sounds or feels that way. I am sure there are more affordable pickups that still sound great and would have make the final price much lower. But that Warmoth neck is what makes the guitar special.

@islas357 4 года назад

Did you have trouble fitting it?

@joeltejada4362 4 года назад

@@islas357 Absolutely not. I was amazed I did not need to do anything to the neck pocket. The fit is not super tight like I've seen in some strats, but it is not lose either. I did not need to do anything to the frets because they were perfect.

@belayetsabri4880 3 года назад

I absolutely love the Nick johnstone signature one. im also think of building something close to that

@gitarmats 2 года назад

I think I'll try this for my next guitar. Not too experienced with soldering or anything, but I imagine with patience and RU-vid tutorials it should be very feasible.

@chasingclothing 2 года назад

Check out obsidian wire soderless kits I just used one for my first squier since I didn’t wanna mess up my first guitar and they’re great and easy to install👍🏼

@brucecaldwell6701 4 года назад

My first Warmoth build was in 1985 if I remember correctly. They had a deal at the time that if you ordered a custom body you could have a neck built at half price. I got a strat in alder with a flame maple book matched top. I stained the top a sort of strawberry color & painted the alder pearl white. This was before they'd figured out how to do drop tops. The neck was highly figured birds eye maple with ebony board. It had a single humbucker in the bridge & Kahler trem. Best guitar I've ever owned but unfortunately it was stolen.

@j_freed 4 года назад

That's quite a compliment, stealing the nice guitar you put together. I hope you spot it some day and reclaim it.

@brucecaldwell6701 4 года назад

@@j_freed I know the thug who stole it, I just had no proof & the cops didn't give a shit. He wouldn't know a cheap Squier from a master built custom shop guitar. I'm afraid that guitar will remain a distant memory. I just hope it somehow wound up being appreciated by someone. Thanks

@derekhenderson1730 4 года назад

Been assembling my Strats and Tele's for nearly 40 years since Mighty Mite and Schecter brought out kits in the late 70s. My Signiture on the "rear" of the headstock, no backplate, cts pots, hovland and jensen caps, schaller and kluson tuners, Duncan, Dimarzio, Kinman, vintage early 70s Guild HB1 pups among others. Its great fun and in the end you have something of very high quality that is all your own . Iv'e been encouraging other players for many many years to take the plunge as there is so much enjoyment and great satisfaction when you see the end product . Nice guitars Jon .

@KainzMusic 4 года назад

You nailed it. Warmoth finishes are on par with PRS, excellent high quality woods, options galore on the neck alone. Plus all that at a fraction of the costs of ESP or Jackson.

@eljefeguapobarbon 3 месяца назад

Just built a Jazzmaster Warmoth hardtail with a single/direct mount humbucker and this video was my motivation! Great builds, thanks!

@seanvanmolle7836 4 года назад

Wow a wenge neck... That's awsome! (I'm a carpenter😉 so i can smell it already... Nice stuff to sand)

@kitoyobeni1 3 года назад

No finish required, so a great natural feel too!

@plapnab 4 месяца назад

Think I’m going to do a Warmoth build this summer. Definitely going to use the Charvel inspired one as a reference. Love the neck.

@MisterTee 4 года назад

I did a single pickup Warmoth that is a bit similar to your Koa topped guitar. Differences are I want with koa over roasted Alder, Floyd Rose tremolo and a roasted maple neck in theirboat neck shape. It’s killer

@QuickSticks8771 2 года назад

Could you tell me Do the Koa tops need a clear poly finish or can you just use natural oil ?? Thanks

@kenr.b.891 4 года назад

The best deal on custom shop guitars are Warmoth and Carvin/Kiesel.

@Chad-fh3su 4 года назад

John,i had Warmoth 1 piece blueburst strat body,1 piece quilted neck,matxhing stock,long story short it cost about 2 grand in 1999,i had them do all the work tho,i kept it 16 years,i got rid of it because...,I put a Schaller Floyd and locking nut...so oh and the David Gilmore EMG set..I didn't want to put more money in it.Love yours!!!you put way more thought in your build,i was young and crazy(a strat with 3 singles and a Floyd Rose,oh and PRS locking tuners)I traded it for a Gibson Les Paul

@JohnnyGuitarRocks 4 года назад

Hi, thanks for making this video. Your builds are fantastic. I love the string through body Strats with the tune-o-matic bridge. That's a brilliant design. I have to Warmoth Strat necks and love them both. Keep on picking :-)

@richardu4535 4 года назад

I would like to hear it too man... just saying

@imannonymous7707 3 года назад

Ya that's what I say lol

@Locoandchooch 4 года назад

Love the truss rod adjustment position.

@chrisw7642 5 лет назад

I’ve built two Warmoth basses (medium scale). Boutique quality at off-the-rack prices and absolutely unique. No one else in the world has one exactly like it. Love Warmoth!

@tigerstripe3820 4 года назад

Your beard is the same colour as the wood

@IceCubeNETWORK873 4 года назад

Tiger Stripe just Noticed! I know right!

@venturabluesman 4 года назад

Also the same color as your profile pic!

@DougE.phresh 5 лет назад

I put together a Warmoth guitar with a 1 piece rosewood neck, the stability is crazy, I haven't had to adjust the truss rod once since i first put it together your guitars look great, I love the simplicity

@j_freed 4 года назад

That white guitar is like Kramer Beretta meets Jake E Lee Signature. Legit nice! Old and modern.

@WhiteNacho 4 года назад

Those are some of the best looking guitars I have ever seen!

@alexoftheway8169 4 года назад

There are some sweet design ideas there, especially the truss rod adjustment. The solid wenge neck is also a nice touch.

@lachaineguitarededavid 3 года назад

I, too, find that homebrew guitars are really sweet ! Mine are lovely and not only sound really good but also have a special place in my heart ! All the best

@angusorvid8840 4 года назад

I absolutely love those guitars! Just my kind of thing. String through body, tree or hardtail, one bucker, two at most, and a push/pull single volume for coil spilling or pickup switching. Brilliant simplicity. And the blue strat is great. When I use a trem it has to be a good, standard trem with excellent saddles, not those tin things. You're right, you don't have to go broke building a decent guitar. I've thrown together Chandler and Warmoth guitars man times since the 80s. Great value.

@transfiguration8865 4 года назад

I don't understand where people are saving money on these Warmoth builds. Every time I'm on their webstie, and just making spec builds, it always comes out to around $2k, and it's never anything too crazy. Normal paint, normal neck, regular pickguards, etc. Every person I know says they save so much money, but every spec I do cost more than just buying a regular American Fender or Custom Shop. I'm honestly confused.

@mightyhammerhead 2 месяца назад

I hear you, I've had the same experience. I think for me Warmoth doesn't save me money, but it does let me mod it and paint it anyway I want. It won't save me money though...🤔🎸

@fedestrat2caster 4 года назад

That strat is a dream come true! Well done!

@electropentatonic 3 года назад

That truss rod adjustment screw is ridiculously sexy

@nethbt 4 года назад

I used to like super jumbo rail sized frets...I currently own 32 guitars...but after getting an EVH Wolfgang a couple of years ago with stainless steel ultra thin vintage fretwires, it made me realize how smoothly I can execute legato 10x easier plus I have more control with economy picking and tapping, it also generates less unwanted string noise compared to jumbos...kinda like my hands are gliding through a fretless stringed instrument. It probably has something to do with anatomy and bone structure coz my fingers are really thin, .of course the trade off is the bending and vibrato, but the glassy SS frets makes up for it....Vintage Stainless fretwires rules. My Ernie Ball Stingray is comparable, it also has thin medium size (Sold my SUHR for it because of the gargantuan frets)...Now I'm in the hunt for my 3rd EVH Wolfgang ( and possibly a used Stingray) and will never let go of these babies...

@JonBingham 4 года назад

I like tall frets for bending and vibrato... my fingers are fat, so I like the height to keep my fingertips off the wood.

@markinthemix6055 4 года назад

I have built a few of these and currently building one with Warmoth neck and MJT body. Warmoth necks are pretty legit.

@thebasementgourmet3344 5 лет назад

I am working on my 2nd Warmoth build , I don't think I'll ever buy a brand name guitar again! I have a Les Paul , Music man JP-16 , and 1990 Ibanez Rg550 , I like the Warmoth as good or better than all of them! Warmoth's Wizard/Ibanez neck profile is just like an Ibanez!

@lucaswilkinson6441 5 лет назад

Thanks for the great video! I just discovered warmoth and was curious about how they do things. Probably going to have to build one in April

@realtruenorth 8 месяцев назад

I have a warmoth telecaster that just sounds and plays so great. With a lot of sustain and punch. Great stuff.

@kyle9maloney 4 года назад

Dam bro you really gonna blow dust off like that the whole time

@dustinocallaghan7570 4 года назад

Kyle Maloney. [Blowing Intensifies]

@brettlunden8268 4 года назад

I think my Strat still has the original dust on it.

@ErikHeller-sg8sw 3 года назад

Oh Yes, I just ordered my first Warmouth and I can't wait for it to be Delivered. After Much Research I came to the Same Conclusion that a Build By Warmouth is Way Superior to Anything Fender, unless one is willing to drop $3500 bucks as you mentiond.(I also like the idea of you putting Your Name on the Headstock. NICE) Indeed, their Choices and Quality are Far Beyond My Expensive Fenders. Now, what to do with those F-Guitars now that I Don't play them anymore.(I wish I had discovered Warmouth a Hundred Years Ago)🥇First of several more to come/build.👍👍👍

@chicagoray1972 4 года назад

When it comes to strat/superstrat/soloist style guitars Warmoth is the best. I have two, dual humbucker strat style and a dual humbucker tele style. They play and sound incredible. My friend played the strat and went and ordered him one he loved it so much.

@MrJackal43 4 года назад

I found a local luthier to build my guitars. A absolute wizard. Made me a custom Black Cherry tele with my own design and electronics. It’s flawless and gorgeous and worth thousands. Never buy a production guitar, you’re a fool if you do.

@bedroomrockstudios408 Год назад

man that guitar #1 is quite nice I built custom tele with solid rosewood neck, spalted mable top etc... for way cheaper than fender CS. Great video and nice axes.

@baradalamasa 4 года назад

Wow...so beautiful! Now I'm craving more for single pickup Strats!

@jamesfetherston1190 4 года назад

I have only one Warmoth build under by belt, but the experience and result were well worth it. Look forward to making another.

@wasichu66 4 года назад

Best explanation ever of fingerboard radius. Even as a veteran player who knows what fingerboard radius is, I always wondered why it was called "radius", until you drew that circle in the air... So graphic and simple that, now that I know, my past ignorance is painful :)

@ryanoshredmaster5305 5 лет назад

I like what you did with putting your own stamp on the headstock. Did you just paint right on there with a paint pen and nothing else or was there any additional prep or finishing before or after?

@JonBingham 4 года назад

Paint pen.

@FloridaManMatty 4 года назад

For future reference, if you do another build and want a super high quality, fully customizable headstock decal, you can get it here: www.rothkoandfrost.com/decals-c1/guitar-headstock-decals-c2 I’ve used these guys for three Warmoth builds. Positively THE most sublime finishing touch on a custom build like these. It’s one of those subtle little things that really sets apart a good build from a great one.

@jamesprice6381 4 года назад

DUDE..N 1985 STATIONED IN DALLAS TX, MY ROOMIE IS A SEAT GUY FOR GRUMMAN AEROSPACE.., WE BOTH WORK ON F-14 TOMCATS, HE GOT A NECK THRU KOA STRAT EBONY FINGER BOARD W/EMGS..IT WAS TO LIVE FOR! I GOT A FLYING V, FLAME MAPLE CAP, AWSM, BUT GOT STOLEN, KILLER STUFF!

@TheFarout69 4 года назад

My Warmoth build is a hard tail Strat in mahogany -strings through to a Fender style bridge. Goncala Alves neck quartersawn unfinished with Hipshot staggered tuners. Loaded with my custom Galaxy switching circuit for series parallel and coil selection. JB jr on bridge, Duckbucker middle and Vintage rails on the neck. It's heavy like a brick but truly sounds and plays amazing. I'm presently working on a Duo Sonic Mexican body, alder, black with a Babciz bridge and an Alparts replacement neck for Jaguar, original 7.25 radius, 24" scale, rosewood fingerboard. I'm considering P-Rails on bridge and Duckbucker neck but we 'll see. Waiting on the parts now. Once you build an electric guitar- all you really want is to build another one! LOL!

@michaelsimpson398 5 лет назад

love the look and finish of all the warmouth stuff i see and as a lefty it attracted me but, after i specced my choices i wasn't that much under a custom shop order and no retaining of value- so i will make from scratch

@brookie2464 5 лет назад

Join the club wanted a black and gold telecaster deluxe so I found a cheap knock off tele and I'm just over hauling everything to make it what I want without paying thousands

@luisownerbr 5 лет назад

Man you know how a good guitar is put together! I'm dying to build a nice strat like one of yours but with a floyd. Hope I can get the money soon haha

@tj10777 7 месяцев назад

As long as you want a bolt on neck, Warmouth is great.

@SeanOHanlon Год назад

I would really love to hear how they sound.

@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342 4 года назад

got a warmoth neck with stainless steel frets that's specked to the shape of most modern fender strats. I LOVE IT! Won it for 320 on ebay. It's amazing. Maybe even my best guitar.

@lungha9827 2 года назад

I concur with you, I’ll never buy off the rack, over priced and can’t get the color and accessories I want.

@CoffeeDrinker71 3 года назад

Great video! What type of finish did you apply to the Koa and mahogany guitar? It’s got the perfect amount of shine to it. Was it a DIY finish or did Warmoth apply it? Thanks man!

@Abbynorml1979 11 месяцев назад

Doesn't help with my addiction, but still awesome. I should wait til my last order comes before I order a new one. I was thinking similar, single hum under with same bridge deal. But, with the Gibson conversion neck scale.

@joechou34 4 года назад

Great video! Easy to watch. =) One of these days, I'm going build my own from start to finish! Keep up the great videos. Subscribed!

@johngonzales8224 2 года назад

Very nice builds. Your pots are push push.

@martinheath5947 4 года назад

Love that natural wood finish guitar, absolutely gorgeous. Just wondering why it has a huge back plate for just the one control knob!

@bucknasty69 4 года назад

Warmoth routs the rear cavity one large size in case you are using more complicated control setups with more pots or active stuff with batteries.

@fickbasterd 4 года назад

love it dude i am building one for myself too awesome choice i also want an h s config on my guitar without the damn pickguard and a floyd rose xO it will be awesome i love your wood combo keep it up

@unfreundlich7168 4 года назад

aaa nice too see that someone else likes 1 pickup guitars ;) good guitars for good money! i like that

@753Jackson 4 года назад

This was very interesting and an eye opener. I really liked the builds discussed. Excellent content and well worth the time 👍

@the-creech4790 5 лет назад

Nice! I'm gonna have to try that. Always wanted a guitar the way I want it.

@JonBingham 5 лет назад

stratocat62 it’s a great website and great service to guitar players.

@torgoron9695 4 года назад

They should make a warmoth shop located in Europe! Or some similar company.

@johncbeer 2 года назад

Good news! Warmoth ships Internationally. They have a page about it on their site.

@torgoron9695 2 года назад

@@johncbeer Oh, cool! Thanks for the hint :-)

@johncbeer 2 года назад

@@torgoron9695 Not sure if you've seen their site recently, but they improved their virtual builder, so now you can see any guitar or bass body or neck as you select the options.

@torgoron9695 2 года назад

@@johncbeer Nice! I have to try it anytime soon just to for the fun of it :D Loved their virtual builder already in their old version!

@ztevie.j 2 года назад

Yeah. It's crazy expensive to order from US... Like here in Sweden, let's say i order a decent showcase body and neck for $860. The shipping is then $140 which makes it a total of $1000. Customs and tax i have to pay is 30%. So I'm up to $1300 before tuners, pickups, bridge and all the electronics etc.... You can get a pretty decent brand guitar for $1600-1700 instead? Of course, if you want something special out may be worth it, like I'm contemplating getting a scalloped strat with some improvements compared to the fender yjm, like 22 frets, compound radius, different woods, bridge humbucker etc...

@bobisadrummer 4 года назад

Did you file the saddles on the bridge to continue the radius of the 10-16" fretboard radius or did you leave the saddles on the TOM bridge as the typical 12"? Also, the pot you have in that is a Push/Push pot.

@JonBingham 4 года назад

B. Awesome the saddles are the same.

@bobbyberetta4206 4 года назад

That is almost exactly what i been wanting since i was 12. Im definitely going to look into this, thank you.

@anthonyrosa5006 4 года назад

I have had several Warmoth basses. Admittedly I did not build them, someone else owned them but I was lucky enough to buy them from them is excellent condition. I still own a 5 string Gecko bass with a stunning walnut top on a mahogany body, THe other is a 5 string Jazz with active bartolini's. I did sell another 4 string Jazz with a purpleheart neck and a Korina body and MM pup. It played great but at the time I didn't care for the aggressive MM tone. The guy who got it loved it. If you can get a used one at a decent price, go for it. Sadly they don't hold the value that you invest in them. I wont lose a dime on the used ones and got over a decade on one already.

@paradoxofepicurus 4 года назад

Is anyone keeping a blow count? Do I do that to my guitars?

@reddblurr 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing man! these are beautiful works of art

@0000song0000 3 года назад

the natural finish one is the sexiest "strat" ever. it looks like it only has "the necessary" yet in top quality.

@ibrajimenez2098 2 года назад

Love the single pickup configuration . I was looking at the fender pro because they have full rosewood necks but thanks to this video i know warmoth is the way. Thank you

@lukaszslomnicki8980 Месяц назад

Happy 4th everybody. Excellent guitars for for 1/5 price of the custom shop fully designed for your preferences. What is a color of the first korina-mahogany one? Is it just amber shellack or some Minwax oil-based wood stain like gunstock #231 or golden pecan? I need to renovate my old all-mahogany Ibanez St-55 from 80’ and your amber-ish/pecan-ish dye is impressive.

4 года назад

The Mahogany one is almost what I'd build. Very, very nice tips. Thanks!

@Fernos005 5 лет назад

Push Push Dude...lol nice 😎

@MichaelMcGlynns 3 года назад

Great looking guitars and great aesthetic. You really know what you're doing.

@pskemster 4 года назад

Look at the floyd rose rail tail . Amazing and will solve a multiple of intonation, and tuning stability! Top shelf all the way!

@marceloc2170 8 месяцев назад

Love these guitars. Gorgeous! nice job man. You have great taste. Thinking of building something similar with warmoth parts. What. Wood is the neck and fretboard on both of your guitars?

@Thirdgen83 5 лет назад

Big Warmoth fan here.

@narvul Год назад

I own one Warmorth Super Strat. Maybe you should show one of your guitars while playing them.

@Ibaneddie76 5 лет назад

You have excellent taste in guitars man, those are fantastic guitars, all 3 of them. I'm a guitar builder and a client of mine recently dropped off a Warmoth neck for me to build a body for and I have to say they do build excellent components. I really dig the single hum super Strats, they just kick the perfect amount of ass.

@jeshely 2 года назад

Excellent choices.

@lone-wolf-1 Год назад

Hello! Very nice builds- simple, but all finest components!🤘🏻 I like the koa/mahogany/wenge guitar!! Wich pickup do you have installed, please?

@martymcmannis9121 4 года назад

Thank you for the video. Now if I only had a grand.

@gilmarriner3011 4 года назад

Nice video! I‘ve built two Warmouth guitars, one for myself and one for my buddy and I can highly recommend ordering from Warmouth. Tons of different configurations. Never thought about doing a build with just one humbucker but that might be my next build. Looks great!

@rolandsnyder2088 4 года назад

Hey man build me one! I'll be your buddy!!

@homegrownson 3 года назад

Great Job, Terrific information but only a minor error, those are PUSH PUSH Switches not push pull's as for strat or Tele Bridges consider the LR Baggs to Add a Piezo to your Piece

@ermonski 4 года назад

That natural stain one looks beautiful

@pistolpete7280 2 года назад

Great video. Those are some beautiful guitars. I especially love that blue Strat.

@IronLordFitness 4 года назад

I owned around 10 Warmoth guitars. I bought the first one back in 2004 (if I remember correctly). It's just the way to go. If you know how to choose a body and a neck, judging by the wood grain, the weight and other parameters, then you'll get an instrument that's far better than any Fender CS or other scam like this. Since then I tried a boatload of guitars but I will never buy something else. Warmoth or nothing. I'm on my way to order another one just like your koa one but with a Gotoh 510 trem and a roasted body and neck.

@trevorlawrence310 3 года назад

Mahogany is nice! Looks great with the Koa top. I'm gonna try that.

@hoosierdaddy2308 4 года назад

Just found you. Good video. I've built a few guitars now, and warmoth makes great stuff. I am in the process of building another super strat. I'll be probably buying the neck and maybe body from musikraft. I like an asymetrical neck like my old wolfgang. I'm going with just any strat body wood that can be painted white or black with two humbuckers and a gotoh floyd rose bridge, neck of quartersawn maple unless they have something denser with ebony fretboard and either evo gold frets or stainless frets in 6100 size also..I used to have a Charvel too and love the concept. Great video.

@raserex Год назад

I'm currently looking heavily on having a custom guitar built to MY specs as well. This looks like a great option from Warmoth. The only thing is the body. I have kind of a hybrid body between a Les Paul and a fender Toronado in mind. Also an arched top. I'll just have to break down and call them up. I'll tell them Jon sent me! lol. Oh yeah, and that truss rod adjustment!!!! WHAAAAAT? If it works well, what a great design! Thanks for all your info. Great video! I might be emailing ya "somehow" to nerd out on my build!

@dk2428 4 года назад

After playing numerous guitars...from both sides of the price spectrum...My Warmoth tele is just unbeatable. Chambered body with flame maple top, grade A birdseye maple neck, handwound Klein pu's, callaham parts...you name it. Crazy EU import taxes aside, i was still able to assemble a totally awesome looking, killer sounding Telecaster for under a 1000$.

@jameskrys5286 4 года назад

A lot of people don't know that Warmoth does custom pick guards, (scratch plates if you are British) at a reasonable price. I had them make me a 3 humbucker Black Red Black Strat pick guard.

@willykakka 4 года назад

Hello! First of all, those guitars look damn good! In fact they convinced me to try to build my own warmoth too! Can you elaborate on how much did spend entirely on 1 guitar and did u have to make any special treatments to electrics, like faraday's cage or any other isolation? Nice guitars, gotta say again!

@rudemooddudehamburg 4 года назад

More videos please! Love it! You are so authentic! Thats very refreshing! Greets from Hamburg, Germany :)

@CagedPaps 2 года назад

I've been looking at Warmoth more and more recently, which I guess is why this video popped up for me. That white one is something I would buy, you'd be at least $1,000 for that IF it were an import, let alone an American made which could easily be 2/3 times that - that's ignoring the fact it's to your spec, so sounds like a bargain. I'm in the UK so prices aren't quite as good, but when you consider it's exactly what you want... Hard to ignore.