Warmoth Project #2

That turned out really nice! Super nice overall aesthetic. I would gladly own that.

I installed an lsr nut on my hardtail warmoth strat. it works great with the 10 to 16 compound radius. I like the fact that open and fretted notes sound similar.

for next time, if you are still located where i think you are, Hudson do it best hardware store has a ton of different screws including stainless. I've never not found what I was looking for.
It's my goto when I need something special like a this shafted, large headed screw for direct mounting pickups.

Great job!
 
That turned out really nice! Super nice overall aesthetic. I would gladly own that.

I installed an lsr nut on my hardtail warmoth strat. it works great with the 10 to 16 compound radius. I like the fact that open and fretted notes sound similar.

for next time, if you are still located where i think you are, Hudson do it best hardware store has a ton of different screws including stainless. I've never not found what I was looking for.
It's my goto when I need something special like a this shafted, large headed screw for direct mounting pickups.

Great job!

Thanks, and I appreciate the tip on the store!
 
Yeah - what's your opinion of the TrueTone jack? seems gimmicky

It works well. Mine was given to me, so I thought I would try it. I don't think it sounds any different than a Switchcraft, but it is overbuilt, and should last a long time.
 
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Long term, all is great. I am still experimenting with strings. I usually use 10s on Gibson scale, 9s on a Strat. But 9s feel too slinky here, and 10s feel stiffer than on my actual Gibson. I have a 9.5 set on order to try those out. It is a guitar that everyone comments on, too. Soundwise the Seths are their dynamic honky selves. Perfect for the sound I want.
Have you tried a set of DR Tite-Fit or Pure Blues strings? I find them more "slinky" than other strings for the same gauge size.
 
I stumbled upon the Puretone jacks, I didn’t realize that are about $5 a piece. At that price it’s worth trying I think.
 
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