Wow, wow oh wow, wow, waaooooow!!

Ruphus · 2nd September 2004, 12:27 PM

Scarce on luthiers to fix my strat I had been looking around for a cheap solution. Have been bidding on two handmade strats on ebay for very little money, but lost the games.

Then yesterday I came across stuff ... I´m so blown away now.
A part sure will have been knowing of such a wonderful guitar supply, but I didn´t and hey ... wow ... one more time I adore your shopping options in the US, guys. Europe might eventually have alltogether a similar variety of products in quetsion, but it is all so cluttered that we hardly have any chance of overview and less even such opulently sorted stores like you have.

Boy, you can have the finest parts assembled to your wishes. So f***** great stuff!
Man, you can have woods so fine that they don´t need any finish. So dense that they are like laquered on their selves already. Damn great mechanics, bridges, knobs ...

Stuff that might cost readily .. dunno, from 4, 5, 6 thousand bucks upwards ...
But you can buy the parts, bring them to a luthier, give him 100 bucks or a bit more and have your killer piece for under 2000 dollars. Ok, a bit more for us screwed Europeans, but anyway.

And I´m personally nuts after unlaquered guitars. They vibe so great, breath and feel so nice. And that smell! You know mahagony parfume. My six year old mahagony dreadnought still smells like on first day. You associate it being baby new everytime you take it in your hand.

One day when I´m grown up that will be the first thing I´ll be doing.
Look at the pics of the parts I `selected´, I think I can see how a unit mounted from such would be sounding. Oh man!

Mamamia!!

Ruphus

Ruphus · 2nd September 2004, 12:41 PM

Oh man

Ruphus · 2nd September 2004, 01:09 PM

You take the Picassos I take these.

DanielRaible · 2nd September 2004, 06:20 PM

You should also check out:

http://www.stewmac.com/

-Daniel

Ruphus · 2nd September 2004, 07:28 PM

Thank you, been there too, think the case is from there, but not sure. If I´m not mistaking the mechanics could be from another supplier too.
Do you have an assembled baby already?

Say "no" please, don´t make decent citizens jelous, thank you.

Woooaaaaah, what chit!

Wood needs to be forbidden, it´s just too obscene.

Ruphus

mikedaul · 2nd September 2004, 11:48 PM

Here's another site to check out (not quite as slutty wood-wise as warmoth, but they have some cool stuff):

http://www.wdmusic.com/

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2nd September 2004, 12:27 PM	#1
Ruphus Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Berlin / Germany Posts: 5,066	Wow, wow oh wow, wow, waaooooow!! Scarce on luthiers to fix my strat I had been looking around for a cheap solution. Have been bidding on two handmade strats on ebay for very little money, but lost the games. Then yesterday I came across stuff ... I´m so blown away now. A part sure will have been knowing of such a wonderful guitar supply, but I didn´t and hey ... wow ... one more time I adore your shopping options in the US, guys. Europe might eventually have alltogether a similar variety of products in quetsion, but it is all so cluttered that we hardly have any chance of overview and less even such opulently sorted stores like you have. Boy, you can have the finest parts assembled to your wishes. So f*** great stuff! Man, you can have woods so fine that they don´t need any finish. So dense that they are like laquered on their selves already. Damn great mechanics, bridges, knobs ... Stuff that might cost readily .. dunno, from 4, 5, 6 thousand bucks upwards ... But you can buy the parts, bring them to a luthier, give him 100 bucks or a bit more and have your killer piece for under 2000 dollars. Ok, a bit more for us screwed Europeans, but anyway. And I´m personally nuts after unlaquered guitars. They vibe so great, breath and feel so nice. And that smell! You know mahagony parfume. My six year old mahagony dreadnought still smells like on first day. You associate it being baby new everytime you take it in your hand. One day when I´m grown up that will be the first thing I´ll be doing. Look at the pics of the parts I `selected´, I think I can see how a unit mounted from such would be sounding. Oh man! Mamamia!! Ruphus Attached Thumbnails __________________ "Am I the only one that tires of this "everything is subjective" watered-down-pop-culture-pseudo-philosophy bullshit?" Bravin Neff Wolgang Burr, former office leader of the German Chancellor before committee of inquiry: "You would not believe what unusual happens daily." "Patience, young Skywalker - let the object of your desires come to you." JTR "All thinking men are atheists."** Ernest Hemingway

2nd September 2004, 12:41 PM	#2
Ruphus Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Berlin / Germany Posts: 5,066	Oh man Attached Thumbnails __________________ "Am I the only one that tires of this "everything is subjective" watered-down-pop-culture-pseudo-philosophy bullshit?" Bravin Neff Wolgang Burr, former office leader of the German Chancellor before committee of inquiry: "You would not believe what unusual happens daily." "Patience, young Skywalker - let the object of your desires come to you." JTR "All thinking men are atheists." Ernest Hemingway

2nd September 2004, 01:09 PM	#3
Ruphus Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Berlin / Germany Posts: 5,066	You take the Picassos I take these. Attached Thumbnails __________________ "Am I the only one that tires of this "everything is subjective" watered-down-pop-culture-pseudo-philosophy bullshit?" Bravin Neff Wolgang Burr, former office leader of the German Chancellor before committee of inquiry: "You would not believe what unusual happens daily." "Patience, young Skywalker - let the object of your desires come to you." JTR "All thinking men are atheists." Ernest Hemingway

2nd September 2004, 07:28 PM	#5
Ruphus Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Berlin / Germany Posts: 5,066	Thank you, been there too, think the case is from there, but not sure. If I´m not mistaking the mechanics could be from another supplier too. Do you have an assembled baby already? Say "no" please, don´t make decent citizens jelous, thank you. Woooaaaaah, what chit! Wood needs to be forbidden, it´s just too obscene. Ruphus __________________ "Am I the only one that tires of this "everything is subjective" watered-down-pop-culture-pseudo-philosophy bullshit?" Bravin Neff Wolgang Burr, former office leader of the German Chancellor before committee of inquiry: "You would not believe what unusual happens daily." "Patience, young Skywalker - let the object of your desires come to you." JTR "All thinking men are atheists." Ernest Hemingway

2nd September 2004, 06:20 PM	#4
DanielRaible Gear interested Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Westlake Posts: 17	You should also check out: http://www.stewmac.com/ -Daniel

2nd September 2004, 11:48 PM	#6
mikedaul Gear Head Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 64	Here's another site to check out (not quite as slutty wood-wise as warmoth, but they have some cool stuff): http://www.wdmusic.com/

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