[quote name='bremen' post='411747' date='Feb 17 2009, 10:04 AM']Warmoth necks are very stable, a bit heavy and fat (from front to back) but bombproof according to reports. I have three and they aren't going anywhere.
Neck plates are much of a muchness. I'm told that there should always be a cushion between neckplate and body but have never been able to find one to buy separately from the plate. Anyone?
I[b] have a new set of Gotoh machine heads if you'd like them
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Cheapest scratchplate I've found was a tortoiseshell from Thomann, fits a US Precision perfectly and looks good. You can also get Fender gold anodised
pickguards from various sellers on Ebay that look fantastic (and don't need sheilding, bonus!) but one or two of the screwholes don't line up with the holes in modern Precision bodies[/b]
Gotoh make a nice beefed-up version of the traditional bent-tin Fender bridge.
Pups - huge choice here, droogie! I use Seymour Duncans. If I'd been a Basschatter when I built my P I'd probably have gone for Wizards. No-one here has a bad word to say about the Wizard Thumper.
www.thomann.de/gb are good for pots and nuts. I haven't used www.axesrus.com but they get a good press here.
I'd expect the nut to come with the neck...?
good luck, happy building and let's see it when it's done![/quote]
1 - mmmm lets seem em
2 - got a gold anodized plate on it at the moment. It was on of those california seris basses out a few years back.