Warmoth Hybrid Hardtail - Withdrawn

Grampa

Only just finished this, played it for a few nights, plays great, sounds awesome. Tonight I picked up the Aurora again and realised I'd probably never chose the Warmoth over it. Even the McRosie spends most of it's time in the rack since the Cream T arrived. Therefore it's up for sale, details here....
https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/247990/stratele-refinish-finished/p1
Will include the white pickup covers, knobs and switch tip if I can remember where I put them.
£800 ONO delivered UK mainland or collected from EX20 - Possible trade for something guitar related, just not another guitar!
Willing to split if enough interest in individual parts.
Also includes new Fender gig bag.
Will give it a few days on here and if no joy will split and auction individual parts on flea bay.
https://i.imgur.com/w2DRRJj.jpg

lento

What is the fingerboard radius ?

Grampa

@lento.... Will check later when I get home and drop you a PM.

Update: I'm no expert but have a set of radius gauges and they indicate a 16" flat radius

Correction, see below. Actually appears to be a 10" - 16" compound radius ( thanks @stickyfiddle )

Sevenof9

Beautiful guitar @Grampa , absolute respect to your good self, Looks the business
Bet it plays like a dream, too

stickyfiddle

On the radius question, Warmoth's default is 10-16" compound, so could be that 

Grampa

stickyfiddle said:

On the radius question, Warmoth's default is 10-16" compound, so could be that 

That's what I thought initially but seems to measure 16" at both the 1st and 22nd fret. Will double check though as you now have me doubting myself???

Update.... @stickyfiddle Thank you kind sir, I stand corrected, it is a 10" to 16" compound radius. Bloody eyesight not what it was!

stickyfiddle

Grampa said:

stickyfiddle said:

On the radius question, Warmoth's default is 10-16" compound, so could be that 

That's what I thought initially but seems to measure 16" at both the 1st and 22nd fret. Will double check though as you now have me doubting myself???

It's also entirely possible it's just a regular 16" radius right though. I don't think they write on them anywhere what they are

Grampa

stickyfiddle said:

Grampa said:

stickyfiddle said:

On the radius question, Warmoth's default is 10-16" compound, so could be that 

That's what I thought initially but seems to measure 16" at both the 1st and 22nd fret. Will double check though as you now have me doubting myself???

It's also entirely possible it's just a regular 16" radius right though. I don't think they write on them anywhere what they are

Nope, think you were correct and my geriatric eyesight let me down again!

Andy_Strings

It is definitely a 10-16' compound radius with 6105 frets and a white tusq nut (it was my guitar).  I bloody loved that colour but even though it sounded fabulous and played great, it never got picked up in front of my Lucky Dog.  It's a cracking guitar for somebody. GLWTS

Grampa

@Andy_Strings Thanks Andy, appreciate the details 

lento

Frets are 6150 here .... but wt ? 

Grampa

I'd forgotten that picture, so definitely 6150, though no idea what the WT stands for? 6150 Wide & Tall seems to pop up on the Warmoth site when specifying frets.

Grampa

Come to the conclusion that if something doesn't sell on here within 24hrs it usually hangs around for a while therefore withdrawn to break and sell individual parts on flea bay. If anyone is interested in anything specific drop me a PM otherwise it'll all be up for auction over the weekend. Happy bidding.

Andy_Strings

Grampa said:

I'd forgotten that picture, so definitely 6150, though no idea what the WT stands for? 6150 Wide & Tall seems to pop up on the Warmoth site when specifying frets.

WT is White Tusq, nothing to do with the frets.

Grampa

Andy_Strings said:

Grampa said:

I'd forgotten that picture, so definitely 6150, though no idea what the WT stands for? 6150 Wide & Tall seems to pop up on the Warmoth site when specifying frets.

WT is White Tusq, nothing to do with the frets.

Thanks Andy, mystery solved 

BowynMadley

I'm guessing that the scale length on this is standard fender?