Jackson-style Warmoth

[DocNrock]

So this is a spalt-top "Soloist." Soloist in Warmoth parlance, Dinky in Jackson parlance.

The body is mahogany, with a spalted maple top, obviously. The neck is also mahogany, with a reverse Jackson-style headstock. The fingerboard is jet black ebony. The frets are 6100 and the inlays obviously sharkfins. Believe it or not, the neck is bound in black.

The pups are Dimarzio throughout: Norton bridge, Air Norton S middle, and Evo Neck in the neck slot. The electronics are from RS. The bridge is an OFR and the tuners are Gotohs.

[JACKSONFREAK]

wow gorgeous. Love the spalted maple. Altho that would be a dinky since itsd a bolt on.

[metalhead28]

Nice, that top is gorgeous.

[DocNrock]

wow gorgeous. Love the spalted maple. Altho that would be a dinky since itsd a bolt on.

Thanks for the good words, guys.

JFreak, read the first line of my post.

[VitaminG]

wow, that looks great! Is that top bound?

Gil, Warmoth refer to that body shape as the "Soloist". We all know it's a Dinky

[DocNrock]

wow, that looks great! Is that top bound?

We all know it's a Dinky

Thanks, yes, the top is bound.

Like I said, see the first line of my post. Soloist in Warmothian, Dinky in Jacksonian.

[scotty]

What an amazing looking guitar and all mahogony, ebony board, and binding. Pretty cool guitar. I would love to play it just to hear what it sounds like. Great job!

[asix]

that rox, i like the blak binding on the black wood.

[SEEGERMANY]

Outstanding!

[Gank]

Love it! The black binding was a great choice.

[DocNrock]

Thanks for all the kind words. It turned out better than I had hoped. It's even really light. And it sounds killer.