Warmoth Before and After...

[TheSteveMan]

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that looks great, love the ebony shark inlays...sweeet. Congrats

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I don't think warmoth does ebony inlays but it looks killer anyway [img]/images/graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]

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Yeah they're not ebony, they're just black PVC or something I think. But there's a finish over it anyway, and synthetic looks just as sweet to me [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] it's also more uniformly black than most ebony would be I think.

[Bengal65]

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Looks fantastic and you can't go wrong with a Warmoth neck!

[TheSteveMan]

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Thanks for the comments guys [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
I figured some of the gang would enjoy the black sharks as much as I do!

[slevy007]

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Not bad at all. But I do like that before pic.

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[Jackson-Charvel]

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Steve looks killer! Did you opt for the stainless frets? Did they put the Warmoth logo on the headstock or was that something as an option?

[jong]

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looks great man. I think its an improvement, including the black hardware.

how are your Warmoth frets? The neck I ordered needed a leveling - the 14th fret was way higher from the factory.

[Mordor]

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Hey!It looks 1000 times better imo! Good job!

[RR05xx]

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That body and neck work well together visually. BTW - on a floyd it is possible to take a small piece of brass sheeting cut to shape and shim under a single string to fix the one dead spot while lowing the rest of the action. I am not sure how to do the same thing on a non-trem like that, but I figured that I would share.

[nonamemx]

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Really tacky before, to be honest [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]


But it looks GREAT now. Awesome!

[TheSteveMan]

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I went with regular 6150 frets.. the previous neck had 6100 giant monsters and as sweet as those are I just wanted a little smaller..
The warmoth on the headstock is a decal that came with it.. I figured I'd like to have something on the headstock and since that was there I slapped it on. Warmoth is good stuff so I have no problem bearing that name on the headstock!

As for the frets... I *do* have one dead spot, just the g string at the 10th fret. With the action a tad higher it isn't an issue, and it's still pretty playable, though I may want to get that fixed so I can get the action down a little more.

Funny, I'm still gonna be having major GAS for a DK2M for quite a while.. but I'll have to suppress that seeing how I really need to stop myself from unnnecessary spending for a good long while.. I've splurged on enough crap over the last coupla months.