I did a Warmoth Soloist this summer. They make excellent quality stuff at very affordable prices, particularly with the current state of the dollar vs the pound. The options list is endless - you can have the thing routed for whatever pickup combo you want.
I cheated slightly in that I had the guitar assembled by the local luthier I take all my guitars to, which did raise the cost. However, I have no doubt I could have fitted the neck myself without a problem - I did a test fit, without screws, which is halfway there after all. Plus, all the essential for the bridge mounts will be drilled, so you could fit it yourself. I would strongly suggest getting it professionally set-up if do out it together yourself. It will also need time to bed-in, and will probably need a tweak once its been together about 2 months.
I don't know if you're after a Floyd Rose or not, but if you aren't, then I can heartily recommend getting a Wilkinson trem, and having Warmoth rout the body for a recessed Wilkinson - it'll give you a good two-and-a-half frets worth of upbend. Team with a set of locking tuners and you'll not miss a Floyd! I'd also recommend the countoured neck heel.
Be sure to read Warmoth's wood descriptions and figure out what you need carefully. The company's sales staff are very helpful, and guided me through some wood choices very efficiently.
After changing my mind about body style, woods and various other things over the course of about 8 month's of planning, I finally ordered a carved top Soloist, with a mahogany body back and a koa top, plus a birdseye maple Warmoth Pro neck, with a compound radius jet black ebony fretboard and stainless steel frets. It's loaded with a BKP Warpig set.
Here's a quick pic
If you have any questions, feel free to ask, I'm happy to help if I can.
