Re: How long did it take for your warmoth parts to arrive? from the showcase, a neck took 5 biz days from west coast to east coast.
Hereof, are Warmoth necks finished?
Vintage Tint Satin Nitro
On maple necks with maple fretboards the entire neck is finished including the fretboard and frets. We do not remove the finish from the frets. This finish will wear off quickly with use, or can be scraped off quite easily. A fret leveling operation will also take it off.
Beside this, are Warmoth parts good? rockonomics said: Warmoth parts are good. But building a guitar from strictly Warmoth parts is only good if you have deep pockets. More cost effective to find a guitar that you like and put on a custom neck from Warmoth or USACG.
Just so, do Warmoth necks need fret work?
Most Warmoth necks are playable as they are received and do not require fret leveling. However, because wood moves with changes in temperature, humidity and string tension fret leveling may be required.
Does Warmoth take Paypal?
Now….you can now pay for your online orders via Paypal.
How much do Warmoth necks cost?
Re: How much do YOU spend on Warmoth???
The neck was about $450 (goncalo with custom inlay) and I just ordered the body plus a few extra parts for about $800 (swamp ash, unique choice lam top w/ natural mask binding and custom paint).
What fret size is best?
Short frets like the 6230, 6150, and 6130 are good for people who really like to feel to fingerboard when they play chords. What is this? Whereas, jumbo or medium-jumbo frets feel smoother, provide extra sustain, and can let you bend without exerting as much force.
What size are medium jumbo frets?
As the name suggests, medium jumbo frets have dimensions that sit somewhere between modern narrow and tall frets and jumbo frets. They have a width of . 106″ and a height of . 036″.
Where are Warmoth necks made?
Made in America
Since 1980, Warmoth has been the ultimate standard in guitar and bass bodies and necks. We manufacture and customize all our boutique quality parts in-house in the heart of the Pacific Northwest: Puyallup, WA, USA.