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Warmoth Stratocaster. WOW! Top quality Parts. Trades-PX possible.
Estimated price for orientation: 875 $
Category: Electric Guitar
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Right-/ Left-Handed: Right-Handed Body Type: Solid Body Material: Solid Wood String Configuration: 6 String Body Colour: Blue Items Included: Case Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Brand: Warmoth
It has a beautifully figured quilted maple over a stunning solid mahogany body, finished it a Transparent Blue Burst Finish, with natural edge binding. It wonderful condition, just a little ding by the rear cavity and a small mark behind the nut, by the low E string, shown in the picture. Neitjer affect playability and both are cosmetic and also very hard to spot but I like to be accurate with my descriptions.The body features the Warmoth "contoured heel". The heel joint is shaped & angled slightly to create easier access to the upper frets and the lower horn is also slightly carved out at the back. It really does look cool. This feature is an option only on the top end Warmoth Bodies, costing £600+. The neck is a WD Music "Fender Licensed SR model" with a lovely rosewood board, really nicely figured & it fits like a glove with the body also being Fender Licensed. Neck is fitted with Sperzel Locking Tuners and roller String Trees for less friction. The bridge is a Vintage style unit from a genuine USA Fender '57 reissue Stratocaster, so is again a quality part. The trem arm is included. Also fitted with Locking Strap buttons. The pickups have been chosen to compliment each other and are a full set of Seymour Duncan's, each costing approx £85.00+ & have been direct body mounted for greater tone.
In the Bridge - Seymour Duncan 59 - In the Middle - Seymour Duncan Duckbucker - In the Neck - Seymour Duncan Little '59 -It was put wired up by a professional guitar tech who used top-quality pots and switches and wired it in the following way: The volume pot is a push-pull and splits the bridge pickup to a single coil. The first tone control pot is also a push-pull, but this brings in the neck pickup in addition to whatever pickup is selected. As you can imagine this increases the tonal possibilities and is a very cool feature. It can handle the usual Strat "Twang" as well as a more Rockier "Humbucker" sound. To build a similar guitar would cost about £1200+, not including all the shipping costs to the UK and the cost to get the electrics professionally wired up. Come in the Coffin Hard Case with purple interior shown in the picturesIf you want any more Hi-res pictures just get in touch. As with all my gear, Trades and P/X's are always welcomed, with cash either way for something special! Thanks!
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Right-/ Left-Handed: | Right-Handed |
| Body Type: | Solid | Body Material: | Solid Wood |
| String Configuration: | 6 String | Body Colour: | Blue |
| Items Included: | Case | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States |
| Brand: | Warmoth |
It has a beautifully figured quilted maple over a stunning solid mahogany body, finished it a Transparent Blue Burst Finish, with natural edge binding.
It wonderful condition, just a little ding by the rear cavity and a small mark behind the nut, by the low E string, shown in the picture. Neitjer affect playability and both are cosmetic and also very hard to spot but I like to be accurate with my descriptions.The body features the Warmoth "contoured heel". The heel joint is shaped & angled slightly to create easier access to the upper frets and the lower horn is also slightly carved out at the back. It really does look cool. This feature is an option only on the top end Warmoth Bodies, costing £600+. The neck is a WD Music "Fender Licensed SR model" with a lovely rosewood board, really nicely figured & it fits like a glove with the body also being Fender Licensed. Neck is fitted with Sperzel Locking Tuners and roller String Trees for less friction. The bridge is a Vintage style unit from a genuine USA Fender '57 reissue Stratocaster, so is again a quality part. The trem arm is included. Also fitted with Locking Strap buttons. The pickups have been chosen to compliment each other and are a full set of Seymour Duncan's, each costing approx £85.00+ & have been direct body mounted for greater tone.
In the Bridge - Seymour Duncan 59 - In the Middle - Seymour Duncan Duckbucker - In the Neck - Seymour Duncan Little '59 -It was put wired up by a professional guitar tech who used top-quality pots and switches and wired it in the following way: The volume pot is a push-pull and splits the bridge pickup to a single coil. The first tone control pot is also a push-pull, but this brings in the neck pickup in addition to whatever pickup is selected. As you can imagine this increases the tonal possibilities and is a very cool feature. It can handle the usual Strat "Twang" as well as a more Rockier "Humbucker" sound. To build a similar guitar would cost about £1200+, not including all the shipping costs to the UK and the cost to get the electrics professionally wired up. Come in the Coffin Hard Case with purple interior shown in the picturesIf you want any more Hi-res pictures just get in touch. As with all my gear, Trades and P/X's are always welcomed, with cash either way for something special! Thanks!