New Warmoth! (LOTS of pixx)

[AimingHigh]

Thanks fellows! Yes, I hadn't cleaned the wood shavings before taking the pickguard holes pic.

Love the boatneck!

George

[JBall008]

Gorgeous! Simply stunning;

very nice work!

[Econ]

I wish I knew how to solder and do setups. That guitar looks great.

[CharvelRocker]

I wish I knew how to solder and do setups. That guitar looks great.

For doing setups: Buy a cheap guitar and just experimint, or experiment on a guitar you have oyu dontp lay much orl ike. As for soldering I would do the same thing, and maybe buy a put, some wire, and a switch just to fool around to get a feel for it.

[L]

Hi George...you still have the Voyager? This looks great...color is nice.
-Lance

[eddie_van_earache]

not for nothing but I have a ton of warmoth necks and have never done any fret work yet. The only thing i have done is scrape the finish off the them. I been lucky i guess.

Looks great. love the great.

[ABSOLUT CHARVEL]

very nice! I have heard that frosted flakes are key for sodering.

[slash]

Looks great.... I have always had good luck with Warmoth necks also. Better that some of the others out there anyway

[Jeff Albertson]

Dood...that's bad to the bone!

[Monster Joe]

Man, that's a cool guitar, and I don't even like green

How do you like that Tube 50, btw? I had the 100 watt version and loved it. It's one of the only amps I regretted selling.

[mrrs]

Very nice, love the whole layout.

[Reverend Timmy]

Nice job,George.Great way to present it...............

[gitfiddler]

very cool axe!

[fuel0707]

Great post - very interesting to read and look at. Enjoy the guitar!

[AimingHigh]

Guys, thanks for everyone's comments! Lance, yes I do have that time capsule Voyager! Usually I'm not into rosewood necks unless it's something extraordinary, but this one is just so klean!

George