Bass Body Control Layouts Warmoth drills holes to fit the most common pots and switches: Volume and tone control holes are 3/8" in diameter. This size fits most volume, tone, and blend pots. Toggle holes are 1/2" in diameter. This size fits the standard LP-style toggle ... See More »

Bass Body Constructions Warmoth makes bass bodies using three different constructions: Solid, Chambered, and Hollow. Not every construction is available on every body style. The sections below explain each construction in more detail. Solid Bodies Solid bass bodies are built wi... See More »

Control Plate Cut The control plate that Warmoth sells has a slightly different angle where it meets the pickguard than the Fender® control plate, as shown in the diagram below. Choosing the pickguard option that corresponds to the control plate you intend to use will allow ... See More »

Tuner Hole Options Our standard tuner holes are an 11/32" straight bore. This matches up to the push-in grommets of the standard Vintage Style tuners (some copies may be different). When you purchase a new Warmoth gutiar neck, we can ream our counter-bore the tuner holes to ... See More »

Truss Rods & Side Adjust Truss rods help wooden guitar necks withstand the constant tension of steel guitar strings. They are also adjustable, allowing players to change the curvature of their neck for the best playing action. Truss rods generally fall into two categories: the Vintage ... See More »

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Guitar Body Constructions Warmoth makes guitar bodies using three different constructions: Solid, Chambered, and Hollow. Not every construction is available on every body style. The sections below explain each construction in more detail. Solid Bodies Solid guitar bodies are bu... See More »

String Nut Options If you want Warmoth to install a String Nut on your neck you must first choose a fret option. If you select "No Frets - Slots Only" the String Nut option will not be available. Cut and Installed String Nuts Cutting the nut is one of the most challenging s... See More »

Guitar Body Orientation Options Right-Handed Oriented for right-handed players: the left hand frets, while the right hand picks. Left-Handed Oriented for left-handed players: the right hand frets, while the left hand picks. ... See More »

Guitar Body Contour Options Strat®-style Tummy and Forearm contours may be added to most Warmoth bodies that don't come standard with them. Tummy Contour A Tummy Contour allows the guitar to sit closer to your body, at a more comfortable angle. ... See More »