Guide me: A Warmoth Build? Good idea? - The Gear Page
2017年4月25日 · With a new guitar you at least get to the play the thing first. I get that. However, you don't get to enjoy the fun (and sometimes frustrating) process of building it, with the exact specs you want. That's what building a guitar from parts is all about. That's the draw. If that interests you, then absolutely do it. It's extremely rewarding.
Are GuitarFetish kits any good? - The Gear Page
2022年9月13日 · This is the way to go IMO, buy lower end brand name guitars and modify to taste. I use squiers alot because the Classic vibe and deluxe series are just as good as a Mexican/basic American fender, add in some parts and you got a killer guitar without the price. I am looking at a gio ibanez to make into a quazi Martin Miller guitar.
Building a Warmoth Guitar on a budget - The Gear Page
2013年8月13日 · The neck is a Warmoth Pro that I had fitted with 6100 stainless frets and floyd nut shelf route ($240). I've never owned a guitar with stainless frets, so I figured I'd spring for it on this one, even though it pushed the budget up a bit. The profile is the "59 Roundback" which I …
discussion about guitar kits | Page 2 | The Gear Page
2021年6月22日 · That is the highest value 'mod' you can do on any guitar. I'd suggest starting with buying a couple of '$100 beater' guitars and modding those with new parts or new exotic pickup switching instead of buying 'kits', unless you like that sanding and polishing activity. Check out kits by Harley Benton/Thomann if you want to start from bare wood.
Build a Warmoth guitar? - The Gear Page
2005年5月8日 · Cheapest way to get the guitar you always wanted eith no compromises necessary. Pay a luthier to perfect the setup and the frets after the build and you have a guitar that no production model can compete with. warmoth has quite a range from screaming deals to all custom, but it never gets custom shop type expensive.
Guitar Kits Have you built one - The Gear Page
2021年12月24日 · Like others have said I think it would be better to buy well known parts over a kit. Perhaps Squier Classic vibe parts or fender MIM parts. Or even warmoth though that can get pricier depending on what you are going for. I love putting partscasters together. What I have found about cheaper kits is often important areas are skimped on.
Best Les Paul DIY kits? - The Gear Page
2013年10月30日 · 1) Warmoth does not sell kits. We sell replacement parts. 2) The body shape linked to above is no longer available from Warmoth. It has been permanently discontinued. Warmoth's new Regal Body is the current single-cut, carved-top offering. 3) The neck linked to above is a Warmoth design and is still available.
First Warmoth Build - The Gear Page
2017年4月13日 · I'm fortunate enough to be at a point in life where I felt comfortable treating myself to a really nice guitar. Something I can (hopefully) hold on to for a long time. I started out by purchasing an interesting boutique guitar second-hand, but it just didn't speak to me, so I returned it and...
High-quality guitar kits? - The Gear Page
2024年10月3日 · I've been looking at kits like the ones precision guitar kits sell , which look nice. Unfortunately I can't find options for things like Floyd-Rose. Warmoth, Musikraft, etc. have quite very limited (if any) options as far as set-neck guitars go. …
WARMOTH Soloist = Dinky size? - The Gear Page
2021年6月20日 · My guitar is a little older, but I noticed the belly cut is just a little deeper on the soloist. All other strat/superstrat guitars sit just fine on my body. It's just that small thing that half-bothers me. If the warmoth soloist has a similar back countour as …