Ive been trying to find the original builder of this one! Coulda used more arches

I put this Warmoth together with the help of a luthier in Atlanta. Bareknuckle Country Boy pickups, Glendale bridge and saddles, Schaller locking tuners. I really wanted to like it but sadly I didn't get along with it. Ended up parting out and selling

Very nice

That is young compared to someone who's millions of year old, bro

that sure is purdy. all rosewood neck?

There's a few of us around here who would appreciate such a fine Teleblaster.

Yup, all rosewood. Those Warmoth necks are really nice! If I could take it back I would've just swapped the body out for a solid tele.
Here's another shot of the neck.

hmmm delishus

So what was the problem? Was it neck heavy, or a tone thing?

So here's a Warmoth I assembled:



Here's a Peavey Basic 112... amp was removed, it was covered with astroturf and turned on its side to become a fun 1x12.

Very Brady Bunch of cab.

If parts guitars count then this is the one I made. It played like shit and I can't get strat sounds to work for me.



Yes my room is bright orange

Orange room.

I've always wanted a Laney GH, if only because it's my initials.

That looks fucking smangin', dude

I had a few moments where I didn't get on with it but having had it for about 4 years now I can safely say it's the only map for me (at least for medium-high gain rock toanez). The fx loop mix knob is a bit dodgy now though

I also still wanna get one of the new faceplate logos for it, looks way nicer than the old logo.

The Orange Room wouldn't sound so dark if the grill cloth wasn't so thick.

Also, yes. It is your signature series.