New Warmoth Build

[Jeffblue]

Interesting amps.

Definitely noisy

 

[GuitarDoc]

:laugh2:

 

[ehdwuld]

Tumbler

 

[Jeffblue]

Tumbler

Rollin' and Tumblin', tossing' and turnin'

 

[ErikH]

I like this setup. Very nice.

With the 50's wiring, you may find the P90's get really bright rolling the volume back. I came across that with my two P90 builds so I moved the tone control back to the lug where the pickup connects (SG Junior and LP Junior DC - one P90 each). I like it much better that way. Just an FYI.

What kind of bridge is on it? Is that top loading or string thru?

 

[Jeffblue]

I like this setup. Very nice.

With the 50's wiring, you may find the P90's get really bright rolling the volume back. I came across that with my two P90 builds so I moved the tone control back to the lug where the pickup connects (SG Junior and LP Junior DC - one P90 each). I like it much better that way. Just an FYI.

What kind of bridge is on it? Is that top loading or string thru?

It is a little bright unless I roll off the treble a bit. .022pf. The bridge is a Schaller top-loading, one of my favorite bridges with roller saddles and complete lateral adjustment on each roller to adjust for string spacing.

 

[ErikH]

It is a little bright unless I roll off the treble a bit. .022pf. The bridge is a Schaller top-loading, one of my favorite bridges with roller saddles and complete lateral adjustment on each roller to adjust for string spacing.

That's the same value cap I used in my two P90 guitars. Heck, I use that in everything...lol.
I thought that might be a Schaller bridge but wasn't 100%.

 

[Jeffblue]

That's the same value cap I used in my two P90 guitars. Heck, I use that in everything...lol.
I thought that might be a Schaller bridge but wasn't 100%.

I would recommend the Schialler bridge.

 

[ErikH]

I would recommend the Schialler bridge.

If I ever do another build I'll look at using that one. Don't think that'll be for a long time after getting this Goldtop Les Paul.

 

[Jeffblue]

If I ever do another build I'll look at using that one. Don't think that'll be for a long time after getting this Goldtop Les Paul.

I have several builds that use that bridge. I like them.

 

[GuitarDoc]

I've used that top loading Schaller roller bridge on a dozen of my builds. Very solid. Love the spacing adjustibility of the rollers. No complaints that I can think of except it's a bit expensive (although not as expensive as many big-name bridges).

 

[Jeffblue]

I've used that top loading Schaller roller bridge on a dozen of my builds. Very solid. Love the spacing adjustibility of the rollers. No complaints that I can think of except it's a bit expensive (although not as expensive as many big-name bridges).

Yep, expensive and the new model no longer has the cam lock function.

 

[Lake Placid Blues]

I've gone and built another telecaster. Warmoth Black Korina body capped with Padouk, Warmoth Padouk neck, Rosewood fretboard, stainless steel frets reverse headstock, Seymour Duncan vintage and custom P90s with 50s wiring.

Love the work bench. I have done that too. Cool build.

 

[DankStar]

Wow, that's gotta be the darkest canarywood I've ever seen. Is it stained?

Here she blows

 

[GuitarDoc]

Here she blows

OK, that's not near as dark as the padauk Tele.

 

[ehdwuld]

Canary wood feels oily and slick with no finish at all on it

 

[GuitarDoc]

Canary wood feels oily and slick with no finish at all on it

Yes.