Warmoth jump on the Telemaster bandwagon at last!

[dave_mc]

ahh i was only joking about the floyd thing :lol:

but that mockup actually looks pretty good. probably would need to lose the control plate, though. and might look better with two pickups.

[darkbluemurder]

Andrew,

That looks like a very cool idea! And yes, turn the control plate around - otherwise the volume knob is hardly accessible.

Cheers Stephan

[Madsakre]

Chambered. Swamp ash body. Black korina laminate top. hum bridge. tele neck. gold hardware. Strat input top.
Duncan Distortion bridge(im a sinner, yes) strat neck pocket

WHAT THE $%&# IS THE NAME OF THAT BLACKMACHINE BRIDGE??

[Philly Q]

WHAT THE $%&# IS THE NAME OF THAT BLACKMACHINE BRIDGE??

Do you mean the Schaller Hannes bridge?

[Madsakre]

Yep :) I like the look of those :)

[FernandoDuarte]

Yep :) I like the look of those :)

Hummm AFAIK they ain't have this routing programmed on CNC yet... Usually they would do it for hand, but then has a US$45 upcharge that is a bit "meh"...

[Madsakre]

I got more money than talent..

[DoomBuggi]

Hummm AFAIK they ain't have this routing programmed on CNC yet... Usually they would do it for hand, but then has a US$45 upcharge that is a bit "meh"...

I disagree with it being a bit.  Lets think about it for a moment.  You are having someone build you a guitar.  You are getting it built the way you want it.  Through Warmoth, a custom or rather semi-custom guitar, after it is done is extremely low in prices compared to having a guitar made by another company. 

 Besides, you are paying for something that will last a life time.  Divide $45 by the days in the year, and see how much it would cost you a day.  Then divide that by an average of possible years left to an average person's life of your age. 

 Seems pretty affordable to me.  :lol:

[FernandoDuarte]

I see your point Buggi... I actually I'm ok with it because I know how they work, they considere themselves a "production in line" company... Beside you can order on your specification, they understand the "customization" for that kinda of thing, that is absolutely normal in a luthier, as a break of the production...

As I said, seeying for that side is ok, thinking you're ordering a custom guitar is a bit weird... But the quality of the product make it worth the while, IMO... :)

(also, I live in a country that the currency is cheap, so every penny ends being a lot to me :) )

[DoomBuggi]

I see your point Buggi... I actually I'm ok with it because I know how they work, they considere themselves a "production in line" company... Beside you can order on your specification, they understand the "customization" for that kinda of thing, that is absolutely normal in a luthier, as a break of the production...

As I said, seeying for that side is ok, thinking you're ordering a custom guitar is a bit weird... But the quality of the product make it worth the while, IMO... :)

(also, I live in a country that the currency is cheap, so every penny ends being a lot to me :) )

Yeah, its more like a semi-custom deal.  I didn't realize that you lived in another country either.  Please excuse my assumption.