Post Your GAS
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KnightBrolaire
Pickup Connoisseur
normally not a fan of white guitars but this one just speaks to me.
Spaced Out Ace
Well-Known Member
I believe you're right. It's saying, "Give me your cash, Knight. Give me all of your cash!"
normally not a fan of white guitars but this one just speaks to me.
A-Branger
Well-Known Member
dude go to Warmoth
and order one but with the white binding. Any inlay, fretboard radius and any frets that you like.
go and get a cheap or second hand Squier, trow this neck and be done.... and change the pickups too
BigBossAF
Kept you waiting, huh?
You made me go to the warmoth website. Damn! This for the "NJ wannabe strat" would be great!
Spaced Out Ace
Well-Known Member
That is a lovely neck, but it needs a LOT more maple.
You made me go to the warmoth website. Damn! This for the "NJ wannabe strat" would be great!
Curt
Where we're going we don't need neck pickups.
Been using Helix Native and was thinking of going with the Helix LT, but I'm just not as happy with the sounds I'm getting from it as I think I would be with the greater tone shaping and better amp modelling in the fractal stuff. So, yeah. This.
Bloody_Inferno
Silence is Violence
I've got a few of the new 2018 RGs and RGD planned for future acquisition, then this comes out in the familiar haunting place.
Dammit.
Dammit.
A-Branger
Well-Known Member
hahahahah youa re wellcome sir. jsut dont fall too deep into the rabit hole. Sometimes I wish I knew about warmoth earlier, I would have build a lovely arched top soloist.
but yeah that page took a good GAS of my time.
I personally for a NJ project with my surf green squire I would go with a dark rosewood neck with no inlays, and reverse headstock. But due to rosewood being funny to ship, I would go with wenge something like this one with a ziricote fretboard. mostly to keep the same color wood, but a better (for me) looking fretboard than with wenge
ideally with a jazzmaster hedstock reversed
Basically everything on this page:
https://www.instagram.com/michaeltobiasdesign/
Almost everything here:
https://www.instagram.com/framuswarwickofficial/
Not 7-string guitars but I could also do with a 7 string guitar with ANY top from these guys.
https://www.instagram.com/michaeltobiasdesign/
Almost everything here:
https://www.instagram.com/framuswarwickofficial/
Not 7-string guitars but I could also do with a 7 string guitar with ANY top from these guys.
KnightBrolaire
Pickup Connoisseur
HeHasTheJazzHands
Well-Known Member
Been using Helix Native and was thinking of going with the Helix LT, but I'm just not as happy with the sounds I'm getting from it as I think I would be with the greater tone shaping and better amp modelling in the fractal stuff. So, yeah. This.
I see we're in a similar boat.
With all the money I spent on my all-in-one pedalboard...
I'm thinking about just fucking ditching it and getting an AX8.
Not sure if this is a good idea or bad idea...
Exit Existence
Well-Known Member
Those dyed wood knobs are amazing. Do they build guitars too?
I don't even play bass and I want one of these.
KnightBrolaire
Pickup Connoisseur
from what I saw it looks like he only builds basses. you could always ask him. builder is michael tobias.
A-Branger
Well-Known Member
never seen one, but for what he charges for those basses I say go with a dedicated guitar builder, anyone good enough can make a stain color like that or at least send the guitar to someone who does
Wait, what - I thought I was over with the headless GAS and I've been more on a Jazz guitar binge lately. But these 6-stringers look hot:
https://strandbergguitars.eu/product/boden-classic-6/
https://strandbergguitars.eu/product/boden-classic-6/
Curt
Where we're going we don't need neck pickups.
I have a preorder in for one of the new Ibanez Iron Label RGD's through Sweetwater already, but damn, I might just have to cancel it for this. Because loud, almost obnoxious finishes are my thing, and this has it in spades. Also, slightly longer scale length and Fishmans is especially nice because I like a little more clarity when I go as low as F# sometimes, and I'm not a fan of the more or less auto-djent of the Dimarzio fusion edge pickups Ibanez is using in the Iron labels right now. 
Check out the company that narrowly lost out on my business... Xotic! Fantastic guitar but it was $700 more than the EBMM BFR limited cost me.
dude go to Warmoth
and order one but with the white binding. Any inlay, fretboard radius and any frets that you like.
go and get a cheap or second hand Squier, trow this neck and be done.... and change the pickups too
hahahahah youa re wellcome sir. jsut dont fall too deep into the rabit hole. Sometimes I wish I knew about warmoth earlier, I would have build a lovely arched top soloist.
but yeah that page took a good GAS of my time.
I personally for a NJ project with my surf green squire I would go with a dark rosewood neck with no inlays, and reverse headstock. But due to rosewood being funny to ship, I would go with wenge something like this one with a ziricote fretboard. mostly to keep the same color wood, but a better (for me) looking fretboard than with wenge
ideally with a jazzmaster hedstock reversed
Love me some Warmoth... I have two builds from them:
^ All wenge neck with SS frets, Locking Fender-licensed Schallers, Dimarzio Ritchie Kotzen Twang King pickups, and finished in inca silver with double white binding.
^ I also have a Warmoth Wolfgang body that is sitting on Randy's workbench, awaiting the perfect neck. Warmoth messed up the custom one they originally sent me (I went dark roasted flamed maple), and I just haven't found the right one yet. But it will have Dimarzio Fred (n) and Steve's Special (IIRC?), OFR, anodized blue locking Sperzels, and a neck lol.
Spaced Out Ace
Well-Known Member
What happened with Xotic?
