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Original message:242 days 24 minutes ago

Member: SATAN

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an experience worth telling about...

hey all. as many of you already know, i am a huge fan of the WARMOTH guitar company. if you dont know who they are, they basically make any guitar part to your strict specifications, with the highest quality workmanship, and deliver your dream right to your doorstep. well, i oredered another one today. a very special, very exotic one. i bought a mahogany les paul double cutaway body with a AAA zebrawood top, wenge neck, jet black ebony fingerboard, graphite nut, stainless steel frets, all the fixins basically. and once again, i recieved service from these guys that was astounding in every single way. this time i dealt with dan. these guys all know what they are talking about, play guityar themselves, and genuinely give a damn about their customers. please people, if you have had any experiences with this company, write about it here, and if you havent, make sure you go to the site and look at all of the amazing things you can get, even if you just want a new neck for your strat, new tuners, a new body, WHATEVER YOU WANT!!! just go there!

www.warmoth.com

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without me, METAL is just aluminum, ROCK is just a pebble..... oh yeah, and Dont forget to +1 me! it might make you feel better!

Reply:241 days 23 hours 44 minutes ago
Member: duane

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Kewl... is it a bolt on neck or set? either way it sounds like a very nice piece.. What pickups? and Fret size (6105??)

Reply:241 days 23 hours 39 minutes ago
Member: guitaress

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Hey Satan, what about the Chinese Gibson? Did you get it yet?

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Reply:241 days 23 hours 32 minutes ago
Member: SATAN

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i got the duncan full shred pickups. it is bolt on, and i actually got the narrower ss6115 fretwire. i tell you what though, the bolt on neck is so nicely fit in the pocket that you can hardly tell the difference.... they are the greatest guitars EVER! (if you ask me.) i plan on doing a series of educational blogs when i recieve all of the parts, all tech stuff like demonstrations of the wireing, shielding, neck and bridge adjustments, etc. eachy with a video. if anyone wants to know something specific, tell me and i will include it! and if for some reason i dont know it, i will learnn it to a T befor i get the parts!

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My gear recommendations:

without me, METAL is just aluminum, ROCK is just a pebble..... oh yeah, and Dont forget to +1 me! it might make you feel better!

Reply:241 days 23 hours 31 minutes ago
Member: SATAN

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oh, and no chinese gibson yet guitaress, i thnk i got the shaft.

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without me, METAL is just aluminum, ROCK is just a pebble..... oh yeah, and Dont forget to +1 me! it might make you feel better!

Reply:241 days 23 hours 15 minutes ago
Member: guitaress

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aawwww. Sympathy for the devil. :o)

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Reply:241 days 23 hours 1 minutes ago
Member: guitaress

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Will I sound crazy if I told them, Satan told me to shop there. :o)

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Reply:241 days 17 hours 8 minutes ago
Member: The Rocker

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I live in england and Ive known about these great luthiers that are warmoth for years, they have had contracts with major companys like ibanez washburn yamaha and others, I bet they wont advertise that though.

Guitaress, great play on words.

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Does Humour Belong in Music.

Reply:241 days 16 hours 50 minutes ago
Member: collisi0n

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hmm
yeah, i heard warmoth makes good stuff
i wonder if they'd make me a body with an evh paint job... ;]
anyway,
can someone teach me how to solder and how to intonate/set up my strat?

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Reply:241 days 6 hours 49 minutes ago
Member: SATAN

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go to the educational section of this site and go to the "electronics tips for your axe" lesson, i have a ferw soldering tips in there. i will write another one today on inotation and how to do it.

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My gear recommendations:

without me, METAL is just aluminum, ROCK is just a pebble..... oh yeah, and Dont forget to +1 me! it might make you feel better!

Reply:241 days 6 hours 46 minutes ago
Member: SATAN

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oh and a van halen paint job is easy as hell to do yourself. you can find tutorials online. really it is justy spraypaint and tape you need. hell, it isnt even that good of quality. i am working on a frankenstein replica right now, i will post pictures and an explaination of how to paint it.

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without me, METAL is just aluminum, ROCK is just a pebble..... oh yeah, and Dont forget to +1 me! it might make you feel better!

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