Body Material: Mahogany w/Wenge top
Body Finish: Satin Brown
Neck Shape: Standard American
Number of Frets: 22
Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
Position Inlays: MOP Inlays
Neck Radius: 10-16" Compound Radius
Fretboard: Rosewood
Neck Material: Wenge
Neck Finish: Satin Brown
Nut Width: 1 11/16” (42 mm)
Scale Length: 25.5" (648 mm)
Pickup Setup: Hum-Hum
Bridge Pickup: Dimarzio Crunch Lab
Neck Pickup: Dimarzio Liquifire
Pickup Switch: 3-Position Blade
Controls: Master Volume, Master Tone, Coil-tapping done via volume and tone pots
Hardware Finish: Black
Bridge: Telecaster Humbucker Bridge
Tuning Machines: Grover Mini Locking 18:1
Weight: 8.5 lbs

Nice touch with reversed headstock.

That is a sexy piece of gear mate! I love unusal takes on telecasters! would it be rude to ask how much it cost?

It was around $950 for everything put together (I had to have the wiring done and neck installed for me as I don't have an iron or the skill to install a neck).

That's an awesome-looking guitar.

It was around $950 for everything put together (I had to have the wiring done and neck installed for me as I don't have an iron or the skill to install a neck).

I've been looking at Warmoth guitars every now and then, but the number of choices is overwhelming Are you saying they expect you to assemble the thing yourself?

I bought the pieces separately (at different times) I don't know if they will do assembly.

That thing looks fucking delicious. Can I eat it?

Yes, yes you can.

sorry for resurrecting this but HOLY CRAP!!!! what an awesome warmoth... all wenge, nice

I built a Warmoth too, so I can relate

A dirty single-tracked sound clip from my MIM Tele (Tone Zone-T Bridge and Air Norton Neck) tuned all fifths while the sexy Wenge beast is getting setup for all 5ths:
http://www.DbartArt.com/Tester_0001.mp3

I may end up building another Tele but with a 28.5" neck.

Well I'm still waiting on the arrival of a single tuning machine from Grover...

http://www.dbartart.com/TheFix.mp3 - A snippet of a track I'm working on inspired by fixing my negatives last night; it's going to progress like the images do from soft and soluble (this will be in D) to hardened and permanent (the grating sounds of E melodic minor-decorated with diminished and m7). Feel free to comment as you see fit.

Feel free to comment as you see fit.

Okay. You have quite rough tone there. Going to polish it a bit, or is it meant that way?

I'm still tweaking patches, but I'm not sure I'll stick with the Tonelab just yet; however, I do quite like a very raw sounding tone.