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[quote name='jon_kemo' post='610934' date='Sep 28 2009, 04:52 PM']the bridge upgraded to a Gotoh 201[/quote] FIY the bridge at the pictures is Gotoh 203, not the 201 one (it's more massive).

Once I had really similar Aria (Laser Electric Heritage) though mine was pasive. It sounded SUPER COOL and was amazing in every way!!! I wish I have never sold it. Was young and stupid...

New link for pictures Bump! [url="http://picasaweb.google.cz/ctirad.kovar/Warmoth#"]http://picasaweb.google.cz/ctirad.kovar/Warmoth#[/url]

Thanks for the notice. I reorganized my picasa account, so here's new link: [url="http://picasaweb.google.cz/ctirad.kovar/Warmoth#"]http://picasaweb.google.cz/ctirad.kovar/Warmoth#[/url] Still for sale.

Thanks for the support! But I have absolutely awesome ESP (not ltd) on its way to me so I need the cash...

Delivered by good old postman today. Great deal, packed well, posted fast. Thanks!

Shame it's not 9/16" as gotohs.

Size of holes for tuners?

OK, but then it won't be for sale. :-D

Pickup positioning is unusual, but it sounds like a beast. If I didn't need the money I would never sell this. I like the sound of it a lot, esp. bridge pickup in series and neck pickup in parallel - really punchy slap tones but full and warm fingerstyle. Due to the "routing damage" the body seems impossible to sell. I don't care if there's wood chip (until today nobody at person noticed unless I told them about it) as long as it plays the way I like. And I like it a lot. Maybe I should try a new neck to achieve more Fender-ish look. It's so hard to decide. :-D

I'm an idiot. Is it possible to move it to "For sale: Effect" forum?

Hello. Few days ago I bought brand new BBE pedals [b]Opto Stomp[/b] and [b]Sonic Stomp[/b]. They're both still packed in box, I only checked they have adaptor 110V/60Hz. Unfortunately I'm pretty much broke so it's time for sell, maybe. Third and last pedal I have here is [b]MXR M-80[/b]. It's pretty much like new condition, used only for a while. This one is without adaptor. I really don't want to sell either one of them and I still hope I can solve my financial situation other way. But there's still a chance I'll need to sell them. PM me your offer if you're interested.

Did you get my PM?

[quote name='Soloshchenko' post='582312' date='Aug 27 2009, 12:41 PM']I'm certainly not trying to be rude and I'm interested but given there is a new one on Warmoth for $205 now, I think you price is far too high mate.[/quote] Yes, there is. But it... doesn't have nut = $25 is not finished = $65 does not have tuners = $45 and as an addition flame maple veneer + truss rod cover = $ ?? + shipping from USA = circa $40 So, there IS one...

I wish I had some funds to buy this... These are awesome basses and this particular one looks great!

Hello. I have for sale Les Paul style Warmoth neck. Wood's great - it's traditional maple with rosewood fretboard. Besides it has flame maple veneer on headstock. Looks great! It has standard Warmoth nut, black cover for truss rod route and comes with great Gotoh GB7 tuners installed. The neck is finished and ready to install & play. The neck dimensions are more like Precision neck. It has 21 frets (classical Warmoth extended fretboard), width at nut is 43mm and width at 21st fret is 64mm. Thickness at nut is 21mm and at the heel it's 26mm. Neck, although I can't say it's superfast, is really comfortable to play even when I'm more used to jazz style necks. Very easy to play, great feel. Warmoth quality. :-) This will fit in standard Fender neck route. It's about a year old, was installed once and it wasn't played a lot. It's almost as new, no scratches or dents. Some [url="http://picasaweb.google.cz/ctirad.kovar/Warmoth#"]pictures are here[/url]. [b]Price:[/b] £140 (tuning machines a truss rod cover are included!) [b]Trade:[/b] I finally decided P neck is too chunky for me so I'll trade for JB neck. More pictures upon request.

gnasher1993: Well, if I'm keeping the bass I'll throw in active preamp so these knobs will be no longer needed. Stay in touch with me and we'll see.