I'm working on a third AND fourth. The only Warmoths that suck are those assembled and set up by people who don't know what their doing. I'll never buy a factory production guitar ever again.
I built my first warmoth Strat last year and I can’t wait to do another one. It’s insane how great of a fender-style guitar you can build for right around $1100 .
Maybe even less if you were to forego certain add-ons and finishes. I recently built a primo tele that ran me around $2000 after paying a professional to assemble and set her up. Now I'm tempted to see how low I can go on my own and still have a great build.
@@SuicideVan definitely, custom-built is the way to go, not only is the guitar way cooler with better options but you get a lot more for the money regardless of how much you spend. You could do a barebones tele or strat build for around $700 and it would still have a custom-shop level neck if you’re using warmoth. My strat neck is sooo nice.
@@XChristianNoirX no the frets were leveled perfectly out of the box, I did 6100 stainless steel, which is the largest size you can get. I’ve seen that video where that luthier is complaining about warmoth frets needing work out of the box, that wasn’t my experience.
I've got a Jim Root tele and I love it so much, contoured body, flat radius, nitro finish. Totally recommend grabbing one if any of you metal guys wanna get into teles
waiting on my Warmoth roasted flame maple modern strat replacement neck/fingerboard - 410.00 total us - I have already changed pick ups to Demarzio cruisers (andy timmons) madhatter electronics & gotoh locking tuners and tremelo now the neck is last - love your tele bare knuckles do sound amazing
@@Tatted-ne7tu yes my tech leveled some frets had to notch area at heel to drop in properly - it's worth any minor adjustments the neck is wonderful looks amazing
I absolutely love that you’re doing this new take on the channel. Obviously I like metal but math rock just brings back hella memories from high school and discovering the genre in general
I built my partscaster from Warmoth body and neck. It's the best guitar I've ever played. Callaham bridge, Emerson electronics, and Brad Paisley signature Duncans help though. All and all the guitar ran me about $2000 and it's better than anything else I've played.
Have a body and neck on order with them now. 12” C neck with ebony fretboard, jumbo stainless frets, bird’s eye maple neck, no skunk stripe, quilted maple top (black - grey burst). Fralin pickups, locking tuners chrome hardware, white binding…she’s gonna be a beauty!!
Got a fat single piece flame maple warmoth Tele neck for my Mexican strat. Overhauled the electrics and it has transformed it into one of the best strats I've ever played. Love the Warmoth neck so much, easily as good as Fender.
Of course, you couldn't help but throw some Absolomb in there ;) what an absolute beauty of a build, convinced me on a roasted maple neck on my old starter guitar to give it the lift it needs.
Man, that neck is absolutely beautiful. I'm more of a Strat guy so I probably wouldn't ever buy a Tele but that sounds incredible. Cool to see you branching out into more styles as well!
Built four so far. But, have five necks? Really am high on the mahogany walnut top thinline with a 59neck and a custom bridge Seymour Duncan humbuckers. Had a roasted maple rosewood neck, but, switched to a non roasted maple rosewood neck and rolled the fretboard edges. Am loving that guitar, big time. Getting it Plek'd right now. It's got that vintage rock, blues, jazz vib going on. Also built a 72 thinline with wide range humbuckers and what I call a vintage modern telecaster. Ash, maple, vintage reissue single coils but everything else is modern. Locking tuners, brass bridge, stainless frets. Same with the 72. Kind of modernized it as well. Flatter radius, locking tuners, four bolt neck. Orange drop capacitors, copper shielding, twisted wires. Yeah, it is difficult to justify buying one off the rack, when we can build one just to our liking. Only downside is good luck trying to sell em? Hopefully you have some closet space 😉 oh yeah, I put bone nuts in all my warmoth necks. Just have to order em with no nuts. Buy nut making tools and nut blanks. And get to sanding, filing, slotting and polishing
Damn, I exactly want to build the same but jazzmaster (same finish, same neck) ! Sick guitar btw have you ever tried the Brute Force tele BKP ? Was wondering the differences between the piledriver.
If you have basic skills in wiring and setup, there is no way a Warmoth can’t be every bit as good as a custom shop Fender. If you know how to apply a finish, even better. Plus you have incredible range of choices of woods, neck profile, fret size, material, bridges, pickups, wiring scheme.
i would like to know about the fret leveling, did it come nice or did you have to get it done? im tired of that one freaking note buzzing, kills the joy. im thinking of getting a W-neck with jumbo SS frets in hope that they all ring out and also have super low action, is that too much to ask for😁
Bro this couldn't come at a more perfect time. Was thinking of breathing new life into my strat by ordering a neck from Warmoth! Goodbye vintage round radius and tiny frets 😂
this comments going to read like a star wars text crawl, but I'm currently working on a warmoth tele build that will hopefully be a really good rock all-rounder. the body and neck are ready to go, same with most of the hardware, I'm still looking for a good set of 11/32 locking tuner as I'm using warmoth's vintage gibson scale conversion neck. I've got a duncan five two lipstick in the neck, which gives it a really full clean tone that sounds great, but I'm hung up on bridge options at the moment. I want something that can handle a lot of crunch. that to me generally means humbuckers, so I was initially thinking about the duncan little 59'. now I'm considering the possibility of adding a 4 way toggle with the 3rd and 4th position switching between both pickups in series and parallel, sort of emulating the function of a humbucker and opening up my options a bit. I'm hoping some of you more experienced tele tinkerers might be able to pitch me a good all-around rock tele single coil that will pair nicely with the five two, this custom will be my first ever telecaster so I've never worked with or heard many of their pickup options in the flesh.
I have the roasted flamed maple with the illuminated dots. The illuminated dots are actually horrible. It has to be complete darkness before you can see them. So in low light you can’t see a damn thing.
Awesome video dude, very timely for me as I’ve been contemplating a Warmoth build myself. For anyone interested, Warmoth has a huge selection of different bodies and necks, not just strats and teles.
I know I'm 3 years late....but, where did you get the pickguard from? I can tell it's a single ply tortoise material, which is what I want. I would really appreciate knowing how to get a pickguard like that one. Thanks
Enjoyed the video and the music was nice but I have no idea what the guitar sounds like other than it’s a Telecaster clone. You can’t distinguish the tone or timbre of a guitar in a heavy mix with reverb, distortion etc. Could have been a MIM Squire for all I know, gorgeous guitar though! I have a couple Musikraft necks that are great too. I looked at Warmoth ready to buy necks but I didn’t want the 10-16 compound radius and that was all that was available.
I'm a 40 yr+ player and have 2 partscasters and they are both better than most Fenders I've owned or played. Maybe I got lucky but maybe not, I got to choose every component and I knew what I wanted. Remember, a Fender iss just a partscaster made with Fender made parts, other companies make good stuff too.
Hey dude, I’m wanting to get some warmoth but scared about customs fees, do you mind saying how much you paid for it so I’ve got a rough idea? Thanks man
Great video! I am an old school person when it comes to recording and production. I am getting back into the game again and learning about all these amp sims and other stuff. Years ago when I used to record and produce music, I always used external amps and mics etc. Now I am starting again from scratch and trying to be updated with technology. My question is this: HOW can I multitrack guitars/bass using amp plugins? With each track in my daw do I have to load the VST? For example lets say I have a 4 minute track with 4 tracks for rhythm guitar (2 left and right) and 2 tracks for layers and 2 tracks for guitar solo. That’s 8 tracks in my DAW only for guitars. Does that mean I need to run 8 instances of neural DSP plugins (or any other amp sim) in my DAW? It will eat my computer alive. So is there any way through which I can connect my guitar to my computer through an interface, the signal goes to the amp sim standalone VST and THEN it goes to the DAW? Is that possible?
Are you trying to record 8 players at once? If so then yes, you'd need 8 instances of the VST. If it's just you playing though, you only need one instance of the VST, as you can just record through for one layer, then go back and do the second, then third, etc. The beauty of digital is you can do as many takes as you want, you're not limited to punching into tape on an old 2track or anything anymore.
@@NickMason96 i am not recording through 8 tracks at once. I dont know what you mean by “players” I just want to have 8 separate tracks in the DAW dedicated to guitars. 2 rhythm, 2 lead, 2 layers. Each track has their own “fx” chain and “arm record” button if i may be explicitly simple . I just want to figure out a way where I don’t have to have 8 instances of any amp sim plugin running simultaneously in the daw so that it eats up my ram and processor. Any way to have just 1 instance of an amp sim running so that the signal that I am recording in any of the above mentioned 8 tracks is “processed” and not a dry signal from my guitar?
@@adityabali1939 I meant players as in physical performers playing at once, but it sounds like it's just you doing the recording. You don't need 8 instances at all! I usually just have one instance of the plugin running on one channel, and I record as many takes as I need through that, then switch amp presets to record the next section, if that makes sense. Eventually, I'll have recorded all guitar layers only through the one channel, then route those tracks to their respective channels for processing. For instance, I'll have a "Leads" channel, "Rhythm Left" and "Rhythm Right" channel, "Clean" channel, and so on. I'll usually bus those individual channels into groups for processing to save CPU power later on.
I am convinced you don't actually go to school,, you stay home and Riff Hard 22.5 hours a day and the rest you drink Nant and think about more riffs . Plus you have to edit videos ..😂
I have two warmoths, working on a third. They are crazy good. You are basically getting a custom shop guitar at the cost of parts.
I'm working on a third AND fourth.
The only Warmoths that suck are those assembled and set up by people who don't know what their doing. I'll never buy a factory production guitar ever again.
@@Thirdgen83
No resale on Warmoth
@@ralex3697 So what? I don't buy or build guitars to sell.
@@ralex3697 Who gives a shit
@@ralex3697 I've never sold a guitar. But I'm a player, not a collector.
I love the idea of putting modern playability into classic designs
I built my first warmoth Strat last year and I can’t wait to do another one. It’s insane how great of a fender-style guitar you can build for right around $1100 .
Maybe even less if you were to forego certain add-ons and finishes.
I recently built a primo tele that ran me around $2000 after paying a professional to assemble and set her up.
Now I'm tempted to see how low I can go on my own and still have a great build.
@@SuicideVan definitely, custom-built is the way to go, not only is the guitar way cooler with better options but you get a lot more for the money regardless of how much you spend. You could do a barebones tele or strat build for around $700 and it would still have a custom-shop level neck if you’re using warmoth. My strat neck is sooo nice.
@@Crescent_Audio Did you have to do much fret leveling?
@@XChristianNoirX no the frets were leveled perfectly out of the box, I did 6100 stainless steel, which is the largest size you can get.
I’ve seen that video where that luthier is complaining about warmoth frets needing work out of the box, that wasn’t my experience.
I've got a Jim Root tele and I love it so much, contoured body, flat radius, nitro finish. Totally recommend grabbing one if any of you metal guys wanna get into teles
I wish there were more standard teles with contour bodies.
No way, i've been learning on my dad's custom warmoth strat since i first started playing gutiar. Warmoth is highly underrated
i wouldn't say overated, but they definitely are not underrated.
waiting on my Warmoth roasted flame maple modern strat replacement neck/fingerboard - 410.00 total us - I have already changed pick ups to Demarzio cruisers (andy timmons) madhatter electronics & gotoh locking tuners and tremelo now the neck is last - love your tele bare knuckles do sound amazing
How did the neck work out? Did you have to take it somewhere to get leveled?
@@Tatted-ne7tu yes my tech leveled some frets had to notch area at heel to drop in properly - it's worth any minor adjustments the neck is wonderful looks amazing
Warmth builds look super fun but damn I wish they were able to make fender shaped 7 string necks!
They have a 7-in-line paddle headstock neck. With some basic know-how and the right tools you can get any shape you want
The charvel Angel V 7 string
I absolutely love that you’re doing this new take on the channel. Obviously I like metal but math rock just brings back hella memories from high school and discovering the genre in general
What's "math Rock"?
@@Thirdgen83 oh boy there's a whole lot of music you're about to discover
That neck is outrageous. Great job dude. Super Jelly
I purchased a roasted flame neck and roast swamp ash and parts had it plecked and setup for 300 and it’s every bit as good as a suhr or Anderson
I built my partscaster from Warmoth body and neck. It's the best guitar I've ever played.
Callaham bridge, Emerson electronics, and Brad Paisley signature Duncans help though.
All and all the guitar ran me about $2000 and it's better than anything else I've played.
Gorgeous guitar! 😍
Jesus let's get you to (at least) 100k already, you're killing it
That flame roasted neck is beautiful. Just ordered myself one as well!
Have a body and neck on order with them now. 12” C neck with ebony fretboard, jumbo stainless frets, bird’s eye maple neck, no skunk stripe, quilted maple top (black - grey burst). Fralin pickups, locking tuners chrome hardware, white binding…she’s gonna be a beauty!!
This video was definitely worth the wait. Dangerous guitar!
Got a fat single piece flame maple warmoth Tele neck for my Mexican strat. Overhauled the electrics and it has transformed it into one of the best strats I've ever played. Love the Warmoth neck so much, easily as good as Fender.
As someone who buys and sells guitars often know this, Warmoth have nearly zero resale value.
ppl who try to sell partscasters are daft. ppl who refuse to buy decent partscasters because of the lack of logo are even dafter.
Of course, you couldn't help but throw some Absolomb in there ;) what an absolute beauty of a build, convinced me on a roasted maple neck on my old starter guitar to give it the lift it needs.
That neck is stunning and the colors you chose for the guitar overall are perfect!
Great playing too!
Looks & sounds good. I'm in the process of building a Warmoth Tele. All it needs is paint and assembly. Pickups are Dimarzio Area-T (noiseless).
Nice playing!!!
You specced this guitar perfectly. Awesome build dude.
Man, that neck is absolutely beautiful. I'm more of a Strat guy so I probably wouldn't ever buy a Tele but that sounds incredible. Cool to see you branching out into more styles as well!
Built four so far. But, have five necks? Really am high on the mahogany walnut top thinline with a 59neck and a custom bridge Seymour Duncan humbuckers. Had a roasted maple rosewood neck, but, switched to a non roasted maple rosewood neck and rolled the fretboard edges. Am loving that guitar, big time. Getting it Plek'd right now. It's got that vintage rock, blues, jazz vib going on. Also built a 72 thinline with wide range humbuckers and what I call a vintage modern telecaster. Ash, maple, vintage reissue single coils but everything else is modern. Locking tuners, brass bridge, stainless frets. Same with the 72. Kind of modernized it as well. Flatter radius, locking tuners, four bolt neck. Orange drop capacitors, copper shielding, twisted wires. Yeah, it is difficult to justify buying one off the rack, when we can build one just to our liking. Only downside is good luck trying to sell em? Hopefully you have some closet space 😉 oh yeah, I put bone nuts in all my warmoth necks. Just have to order em with no nuts. Buy nut making tools and nut blanks. And get to sanding, filing, slotting and polishing
Tone sounds so full and clear
That axe is gorgeous!!!
ooohhh that roasted maple is so dope.. i think i'm gonna upgrade mine 😁 love your tele man🍻
Damn, I exactly want to build the same but jazzmaster (same finish, same neck) ! Sick guitar
btw have you ever tried the Brute Force tele BKP ? Was wondering the differences between the piledriver.
The demo has tiny moving parts vibes ❤
My favorite band!!!
God I love TMP.
Bass sounds killer in that jam
If you have basic skills in wiring and setup, there is no way a Warmoth can’t be every bit as good as a custom shop Fender. If you know how to apply a finish, even better. Plus you have incredible range of choices of woods, neck profile, fret size, material, bridges, pickups, wiring scheme.
Dude... That riffing get me out of know where
Absolutely beautiful guitar!
Sounds Killer and Epic, Congrats !
Beautiful guitar man. Happy Friday. Enjoy.
i would like to know about the fret leveling, did it come nice or did you have to get it done? im tired of that one freaking note buzzing, kills the joy. im thinking of getting a W-neck with jumbo SS frets in hope that they all ring out and also have super low action, is that too much to ask for😁
Bro this couldn't come at a more perfect time. Was thinking of breathing new life into my strat by ordering a neck from Warmoth! Goodbye vintage round radius and tiny frets 😂
Funny. I just ordered a Warmoth neck with a 7.25” radius and vintage frets to replace my 10-16” radius neck with 6150 frets.
This neck costs about 800 Dollars lol are you sure you want one at that price?
@@TheMusikryder yes
@@valebliz I wasn't asking you lol
Great video.. dig the ending 🤙🏼
love the look, is that a white blonde color on the body?
this comments going to read like a star wars text crawl, but I'm currently working on a warmoth tele build that will hopefully be a really good rock all-rounder.
the body and neck are ready to go, same with most of the hardware, I'm still looking for a good set of 11/32 locking tuner as I'm using warmoth's vintage gibson scale conversion neck.
I've got a duncan five two lipstick in the neck, which gives it a really full clean tone that sounds great, but I'm hung up on bridge options at the moment.
I want something that can handle a lot of crunch.
that to me generally means humbuckers, so I was initially thinking about the duncan little 59'.
now I'm considering the possibility of adding a 4 way toggle with the 3rd and 4th position switching between both pickups in series and parallel, sort of emulating the function of a humbucker and opening up my options a bit.
I'm hoping some of you more experienced tele tinkerers might be able to pitch me a good all-around rock tele single coil that will pair nicely with the five two, this custom will be my first ever telecaster so I've never worked with or heard many of their pickup options in the flesh.
i am a bit confused. is that a 26.5 scale neck or 25.5 ? nice demo btw. love that type of sound!♥
Looks and sounds great! I wanna order that color with a forearm contour
Great job, I really dig that body finish, do you know its exact name?
Olympic white
awesome, have you left the neck unfinished?
You convinced me about Single Coils!
I have the roasted flamed maple with the illuminated dots. The illuminated dots are actually horrible. It has to be complete darkness before you can see them. So in low light you can’t see a damn thing.
Sounds and looks great!
Awesome video dude, very timely for me as I’ve been contemplating a Warmoth build myself.
For anyone interested, Warmoth has a huge selection of different bodies and necks, not just strats and teles.
Wow great video man!
Is the neck satin? I don't see any gloss on it...
really stunning looking guitar and tasty riffage! Keep up the great work!
I NEED a tele now lol
i couldn't make out what pickup was selected. Use some good lighting dude. great tones.
I know I'm 3 years late....but, where did you get the pickguard from? I can tell it's a single ply tortoise material, which is what I want. I would really appreciate knowing how to get a pickguard like that one. Thanks
Did you have to do a fret level on it?
3:10 Here’s where “White” is from. A banger that was a long time coming it seems.
i neeeeeed one of these, man!! 😍
Damn bro 🤤 insane guitar 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Enjoyed the video and the music was nice but I have no idea what the guitar sounds like other than it’s a Telecaster clone. You can’t distinguish the tone or timbre of a guitar in a heavy mix with reverb, distortion etc. Could have been a MIM Squire for all I know, gorgeous guitar though! I have a couple Musikraft necks that are great too. I looked at Warmoth ready to buy necks but I didn’t want the 10-16 compound radius and that was all that was available.
Goddamn the mix is incredible
Yeah, so good I had NO idea what the guitar sounded like until the clips at the end
I'm a 40 yr+ player and have 2 partscasters and they are both better than most Fenders I've owned or played. Maybe I got lucky but maybe not, I got to choose every component and I knew what I wanted. Remember, a Fender iss just a partscaster made with Fender made parts, other companies make good stuff too.
Yep. In a way, the whole intention of the Fender design was that you can replace your neck, parts etc.
Good neck. I cant stand wizard thin necks. Something about them just doesn't feel right. Love the roasted look.
what a nice looking guitar that is
Beauty !!!
What tuning did you use for the demo?, great video bro :3
He says standard in the video
Did you go with the "no finish" option on the neck? Thinking of going for a neck like that myself
any chance you wanna make a video on mixing a song, really enjoy your channel :-)
Is the twangy pickups that math-rockers like about teles or is it somthing else? Like the neck or something.
Hey dude, I’m wanting to get some warmoth but scared about customs fees, do you mind saying how much you paid for it so I’ve got a rough idea? Thanks man
What is the nut width? Does warmouth have extra wide tele necks? I don’t see them on their site
wish they had a talman guitar body
what hole size did you use for those tuners? ive got the same tuners but need the hole size to complete my warmoth neck build.
Why did you decide not to fit any string trees on it?
The tuning posts are staggered, not necessary
Great video! I am an old school person when it comes to recording and production.
I am getting back into the game again and learning about all these amp sims and other stuff.
Years ago when I used to record and produce music, I always used external amps and mics etc. Now I am starting again from scratch and trying to be updated with technology.
My question is this: HOW can I multitrack guitars/bass using amp plugins? With each track in my daw do I have to load the VST? For example lets say I have a 4 minute track with 4 tracks for rhythm guitar (2 left and right) and 2 tracks for layers and 2 tracks for guitar solo. That’s 8 tracks in my DAW only for guitars. Does that mean I need to run 8 instances of neural DSP plugins (or any other amp sim) in my DAW? It will eat my computer alive.
So is there any way through which I can connect my guitar to my computer through an interface, the signal goes to the amp sim standalone VST and THEN it goes to the DAW? Is that possible?
Are you trying to record 8 players at once? If so then yes, you'd need 8 instances of the VST.
If it's just you playing though, you only need one instance of the VST, as you can just record through for one layer, then go back and do the second, then third, etc.
The beauty of digital is you can do as many takes as you want, you're not limited to punching into tape on an old 2track or anything anymore.
@@NickMason96 i am not recording through 8 tracks at once. I dont know what you mean by “players”
I just want to have 8 separate tracks in the DAW dedicated to guitars. 2 rhythm, 2 lead, 2 layers. Each track has their own “fx” chain and “arm record” button if i may be explicitly simple .
I just want to figure out a way where I don’t have to have 8 instances of any amp sim plugin running simultaneously in the daw so that it eats up my ram and processor. Any way to have just 1 instance of an amp sim running so that the signal that I am recording in any of the above mentioned 8 tracks is “processed” and not a dry signal from my guitar?
@@adityabali1939 I meant players as in physical performers playing at once, but it sounds like it's just you doing the recording.
You don't need 8 instances at all! I usually just have one instance of the plugin running on one channel, and I record as many takes as I need through that, then switch amp presets to record the next section, if that makes sense. Eventually, I'll have recorded all guitar layers only through the one channel, then route those tracks to their respective channels for processing.
For instance, I'll have a "Leads" channel, "Rhythm Left" and "Rhythm Right" channel, "Clean" channel, and so on. I'll usually bus those individual channels into groups for processing to save CPU power later on.
Are those Bareknuckles noiseless/stacked?....How is the hum level with overdriven tones?
What size of tuner holes did you get for your neck from Warmoth?
Please give us tutorial and tab how you play math rock stuff :( 🙏
Beautiful guitar what is the actual color of that body? Thanks
Does the neck have a satin nitro finish on it?
Could you post link for body?
Guitar looks great! Congrats, dude!
Math rock is synonymous with telecasters?
Nice. How much
How the hell do you get those demon growl palm mutes in the intro
🙏
turn off auto ISO on your camera
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emo djent....i like it!
I am convinced you don't actually go to school,, you stay home and Riff Hard 22.5 hours a day and the rest you drink Nant and think about more riffs . Plus you have to edit videos ..😂
I ate at mcdonalds - fucked up my order. Burger King got a chance. fucked from the get go/
tone?
Built my first warmoth Strat last year, waiting on my 2nd now, they’re so good. Thank for sharing your build. Check out mine if you get a chance.
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