You can talk about: - binding. - tremolo systems - Laminate tops - tuning machines - nuts - more about bass stuff - Finishes (I know it has limitations, but maybe you have something interesting to show) - Pickups warmoth sells Just trying to help...

Both. Curious to know what a bombastic choir sounds like. A herd of Halfords.

I like the talking videos myself. There are tons of playing videos out there, but inside and detailed info. is invaluable for builders. Much appreciated, keep on talking!

If you haven't already, you should talk about F-holes and what their purpose is in chambered vs hollow bodies.

This is very helpful information and explains why my Seymour Duncan trembucker did not fit very well into the Strat pickguard that I purchased. Thanks for the tip Aaron.

“Hey everybody Aaron from Warmoth here..” my favorite part of the day!

I like sitting around and watching you talk about Guitar stuff. Thanks.

After scouring whether this was a qc issue or just an odd bridge I ended up with, you hit the nail on the head with this explanation. My set of Black Winters came with a trembucker and I’m rather novice at swapping out pickups so this threw me for a loop - top and bottom plates ~70mm wide, Dimarzio pre-routed profiles in my Ibanez with open face cavities are 71mm wide . But the bobbin was 71.7mm. I took a chance with my skill at widening the cavity with a dremel tool and pleased with the result - trembucker fits and hardly noticeable it was modded.

i just discovered this channel. It's a great source of information about guitars, especially electrics. It happens I'm in Washington state - Longview, to be exact. Keep up the good work and I'm subscribing!

Hey Aaron, I purchased a new Warmoth neck today after watching your videos. Thanks for the education.

Artsy song with the choir vocals!

These videos are as unique as Warmoth is and thanks to you guys, I can put a vintage tinted Strat neck with 9.5 radius on my Daphne Blue Mexican Strat (and maybe upgrade the pickups).

You should totally do the D&D power metal song.

Thank you. You taught me another thing I didn't know regarding the difference between Dimarzio and Seymour Duncan pickups.

After seeing you fumble with that pickguard, you may have a future as an actor in those infomercials where people fake having a really hard time doing simple tasks that the product they're selling solves!

I called the custom shop yesterday and they said trembuckers have a wider bobbin instead of just different spacing like how most brands accommodate wide bridges because they’re less prone to cracking; I think the DCR is higher because they still do the same amount of windings, but they said the baseplate is the same which probably avoids this problem a little better with direct-mount guitars.

We greatly appreciate your videos. I would love to see the following things. Your pedal board You talk about tuners Talk about your dream build Talk about the limited 40th anniversary bodies Talk about yourself, about when you started playing guitar, why, your influences , about your life etc. how about assemble a guitar using what you have. All I can say is I watch all of your videos. I look forward to them. Thank you for doing this Aaron.

you managed to answer a lot of questions in that short video, thanks!

Both!!!!! Smile Always!

Aaron, I am fascinated by the laminate accents you all offer on laminated tops. So, maybe a topic on binding vs laminate accents and the reasons and merits for each? Great job on keeping the content coming. Also enjoyed your recent interview on Tone Talk.

I’d like to hear the metal song.

Pandemic or not......these videos cannot stop.

Loving your videos Aaron! For me, my quiet time is in the evenings and now the first thing I will do is check out your latest video each night. Here is an idea for a video. Maybe do a video showing off some of the customer builds that you like. Using pics from the Warmoth showcase site.

Either song is good for me. Thanks for being so versatile on your video topics. You cover a lot of ground!! Could you talk about the different bridges or tailpieces you stock and the subtle difference in tone between a floyd rose and a hard tail Gibson style bridge, for example. Thanks, Aaron!! You are amazing!!

Both! Can't wait!

Well done, I was unaware. Helpful to many I'm Sure! Be Well Aaron, Be Well All!

do both songs... mmm topics: different fret sizes height width, nut material new vs bone, neck angles on fender shims or angled neck pockets, scale lengths or matches warmoth necks to bodies.

Do a comparison of the different tremolos Warmoth routes for- I constantly see posts in groups & forums about which trem (Wilkinson/Gotoh/Fender etc) is best. That would be super helpful

AARON' AARON' AARON!!! You are the MAN!!! That Bengal Burst quilt top is insane my brother!! Like I told you yesterday I have a Bengal burst flame top I bought from the showcase but it is a top route. Love Warmoth and love you like a six string brother. Thanks for the video's Aaron. I got laid off last week because of lack of work. I'm 57 been welding for 37 years this is the first time I have ever filed for unemployment. When things get straightened out and I can afford it I'm going to get A solist quilt top with the Bengal Burst finish. ROCK ON MY FRIEND!!!

Well done and thank you Aaron.

Love these videos! This one was especially informative! Topic ideas: - Tell us more about how you record tracks at home - Teach everyone to play a song - How about some sort of collaborative song writing or jam session? Call it the "Warmoth COVID-19 Bunker Blues". Put out a simple backing track, get people to jam over it and submit tracks (or lyrics?). You could play some of the better tracks and then try to pull a song together from the submissions.

Man, you have a captive audience... it's up to you if you wanna play original tunes, or what to play. Thanks for being on here giving updates, especially for those waiting to order, or waiting on orders. If you're gonna go Seymour Duncan for pickups on a Strat or a Floyd Rose kinda thing, there's always the slanted pickup route option, but the SD Invader works on a "F-spacing really well due to the huge pole pieces. I'm not gonna say that I don't expect a bit more from SD and all, though.

Pumped for the covers!

Thank you for this, I was trying to find the details what Bare Knuckle used as a "clue" for the Fender sizing. "53"

I love these videos

Dude! Can't wait for you to shine!🌠

The talking videos are great. They're like the "More you know" announcements from tv but for guitars and music. I feel like my guitar IQ goes up a point with each one I watch. LOL. Normally I'd say bring on the metal and the Halford, But this time around, I'll think outside the box and try the bombastic gospel choir. Either way, It's all good. Thanks Aaron. Ideas for other Vids: • Maintenance on guitars, (Cleaning, frets, Floyd rose, springs/tension, etc.) • Unfinished Bodies/necks, Pros and Cons, what to look out for. • Guitar set ups and fine tuning once all put together. • Gear talk.

I still think if there’s a way to talk about bolt on vs set neck that would be great

Yes, doing songs with Warmoth, I personally would like to hear the rock/artsy song!! Would be cool:-)

Your recording workflow! Set up, DI vs live amps, mixing, etc. And your original songs, yeah! Coolness will be achieved.

Thanks for the videos.

Ideas for next vids: -Fretboard woods tone differences -TOM/strings thru body does effectively brings more resonance?! Thanks!!!

I enjoy the talking videos and am looking forward to hearing your music. Possible talking topic- What famous or professional guitarists build Wamoth guitars, especially to use recording or touring? Do a lot of sidemen use them so they can have something exactly suited to their needs but still affordable? Do VIP's ever come to the factory to pick parts in person?

I have a suggestion for one of your videos. I’ve always wondered who owns Warmoth? Are you an owner? Is it a group of investors? Is it a couple of guys? Just exactly how big is Warmoth who owns them how did they get started and give us some history

Ahh I never knew Seymour use a different bobbine size for their trem space buckers, thanks for the info. Anyway I just buy and use a F-spaced/Trem space pickuos for the bridge. Been swapping between my LP stop tail style and a trem equipped guitsr without any issue. When in doubt just get an F-spaced/Trem space for the bridge.

Aaron, you can also go trought some topics like, neck joints, tunning pegs, etc...good video again..!!

I have missed this but curious about tone of set neck v bolt on. I think a lot of single cut fans would like to hear a comparison of exactly equipped Gibson LP style and a bolt on neck Warmoth. I am thinking about doing a next build. Luv your channel ❤️

The songs on Your page are really awesome! Do as many original music here, on as many guitars as possible!

like to hear your music journey. when you started playing...your influences..how you ended up at warmoth...etc

And thats why duncans are king

As far as topics. Pick gaurds. Honestly been playing 30 years now never had a guitar with a pick guard I ever took off, changed, changed pickups in. Also what kinds of pick guards does warmouth sell. Differences? Anything kind of special we can order? I have always loved the guitar Jake E Lee plays in Red Dragon Carter's Havana video. The odd pick guard makes it. Would love to make something like it. Control placements. Can special requests be made for these. Like if you want extra switches and stuff. just how custom can we get with certain thing. This really came to mind few days ago one of your videos you mentioned on one of your guitars you had volume moved so pick hand doesn't hit it. A very common problem. Like could we get some extra toggle switches for coil tapping. What about les Paul style pick up selector on a soloist. I have been really digging some.of the off the main menu things. Been preventing me from actually buying more guitars. Neck profiles. What all can be do e with non standard neck. Like can I get a 24.5 with a wizard profile? What all kinds of special finishes have you guys done? Like last year you had the black crackle. Someone beat me to the one I wanted. You had another one recently. Ever done a sand blast finish that seems the rage now?

Seymour Duncan should join the rest of the world in using the same size bobbin with wider pole spacing

Boston on the wall today. Very cool

Great video, again. Could you do a opinion piece on staggered tuners vs string trees, or maybe a focus on details regarding the top of the neck. You guys do such a great job on guitar bodies, but you do a lot of necks. Outside neck shape and nut width you can explain head angle etc. Just a thought. Thank you

Yeah but it depends on what u talk about . Lol , So far so good . Doing these vids im sure isnt as easy as u guys make it look . Appreciate it . Thx . U play good , anything will b great .

My late-90s / early-20s Gibson Les Pauls need wider spacing. Also, the Seymour Duncan Trembuckers are listed with a slightly higher resistance value, because the slightly larger bobbins mean slightly more wire on the coils.

Wash your pickin ,be handsy ,keep on kinda? Ha! Great video Thanks

I would enjoy an in depth examination of tones of different woods, both body and necks.

You had me at Dungeons and Dragons.

Aaron sings! Yay! Looking forward to it buddy :)

If you could talk about the 2TEK bridges, what makes them different from traditional hard tail bridges, and why Warmoth offers them, that would be awesome.

Maybe a video on the past, present and future of Warmoth....the trends that have come and gone where they might be going. Will there be multi scale and 8 strings or headless necks? What are the biggest sellers? Super Strat shred machines or vintage inspired pieces or is it unique, one of a kind builds? Maybe a video on what you’d like to build next....maybe one reasonable build and one crazy fretless double neck or whatever.

Do whichever song you want, preferably both if possible. Could you do a video discussing & exploring pros & cons of custom wiring

Artsy rock! Anything that is difficult to describe piques my interest

This is a very good video about the Seymour Duncan problem. My personal practice is to NEVER buy a Seymour Duncan Trembucker. Get the regular humbucker spaced version so it will fit regular pickup rings and you won't have to deal with any of this frustration with mismatched parts.

Helpful! Talk about neck woods! Stability, tone, multi piece etc

Humanity ends but Aaron becomes a (greater) KZfaq sensation! Gospel choir...lawds yes!

Thanks again for the daily vids. You’re a great player but the talking is better b/c you’ve got so much knowledge of the craft and the business. Would love to learn more about the history of Warmoth. Back in the early 90s I wanted a scalloped neck but couldn’t afford a Malmsteen strat, so a guitar shop offered to special order me a scalloped neck. It was awesome and I think it was a Warmoth, is that something you made back then?

Gospel voices all the way! Thanks a lot for the vids!

Great info!!

Look forward to the demos. Topics.... Fender trem bridge discussion? Float (how high etc how set up etc) decked or blocked.

I like these talk videos. I can't find another guitar geek on this planet. Everybody else is more interested in beer, tom brady, and guns.

When I hear Art rock it makes me think of Television. If the Art song sounds like Venus it gets my vote. Idea's for videos Floyd Rose vs vintage tremolo or recessed Floyd Rose vs surface mounted Floyd Rose. Can't wait to hear you sing chief.

Have you said Rob Halford style vocals? Go for it! 😉

Love the "Bunker" videos! Lots of great info. I'm in the process of building a Strat with Warmoth stuff. But I need to know where you got that Necklace / Pendant. I've been looking for that one! Possible additional topic: Rt handed vs Lt handed trem on a Rt handed Strat. Pros / Cons. I'm assuming Warmoth can cut that by request...

You should try the Blues Saraceno trembucker. Screams loud and dynamics are great

please do both songs 🙏 😄

I'd like to know more about the craft and the luthiering field in general. Can you talk about other guitar manufacturers/factories specifically? FujiGen has a sort of legendary status - do people in the Warmoth shop revere those guitars the same way? Or is it just hype? Are there any gold standards of guitar manufacturing that inspired Warmoth from the beginning and continue to this day? Do your builders come from other guitar companies? Do they tend to want to go on to build full guitars either for some big name or boutique brand? Could also be interesting to have interviews with some of the builders.

From my searching, no one has done a side by side comparison of an SH-4 and a TB-4 on a strat. Dann Huff kept the JB SH-4 bridge in his strat even after the introduction of the Trembucker pickups. It sounds great regardless. But it would be good to see a video showing side by side sound comparison of the two. I can hear a difference myself. When I went from single coils on my Strat to a humbucker on the bridge.

Ready for some D&D heavy metal \m/

Aaron, we obviously want both.

Uh, that Dimarzio pickup box says FRED, not Super Distortion. Just messing, it's ok, the lack of outside activity is driving me mad too :D Thanks for these videos, I learned something new here, you're always informative and easy to listen to :)

A video on how to direct mount pickups in rear-routed guitars!

Your a good spokesman ofcourse we want to hear you talk

Oodles of info, thank you

Ah! I knew the bridge pickups needed to be spaced wider for the F-spaced type tremolo bridges and on Strats & Tele hardtails BUT I didn't know the SD Trembucker used a bigger bobbin. I thought, by now, they had (they - being the aftermarket pickup manufacturers) had agreed on the uniform sizing of big selling pickups..I noticed also (because I own one) that the old Guild humbuckers made by Guild in their heyday, is slightly longer too.. Maybe SD used that sized bobbin when they developed the Trembucker?

Talk about: Woods and weight for guitar and basses. Good and bad combos from experience, in wood and finish-choices. Nut materials and what you like/dislike. Your favourite pickups Unexpected builds that turned out great. More about the roasted woods for bodies. Different bindings Custom finishes Bridge routes/holes for bridges not on the website. More bass specs. More about the Gecko bass. Will some of the 40th anniversary finishes be available? New products you are excited about..

I’m a dimarzio guy so interesting to hear the comparisons

1) One particular pickup I'm interested in, in part because Ty Tabor of King's X was using them a couple years ago on his guitars, is the Seymour Duncan P-Rails. I don't know much about them, other than they have unique switching on the pickups themselves, and it may be that they are best utilized by using them both in the bridge and neck. The last time I checked, Warmoth didn't sell them, and they may need a unique mounting size and/or pickguard. I'd love to see a demo and discussion video about them. 2) Aside from that, I'd be curious to hear different strat single coil options. I have DiMarzio HS-2 and HS-3 in my gutars but I'd be curious on deciphering the more SRV / Mayer tones and learning which SD pickups would come closest. Thanks!

What about an episode on poly vs nitro finishes re look, how they ware, any tonal difference? Keep up the good work mate, you're doing exceedingly well with your content in times like these. G'day from Australia and stay safe 👍

Art rock. Also, wiring videos would be cool

I'd like to hear both! You could go through what pedals, and amps you use? Also you could show us your non-Warmoth guitars? I like the look of that Les Paul you've got behind you?

Post them bro you are talented and would appreciate hearing it

Both! 🔥😇

Tie a video to the album art collection on your wall. Pick your 3 favorite albums from the ones you've framed, then pick your favorite song from each. From the guitars you brought home pick which would be best suited for playing that song, with an explanation behind your pick, then play some of the tune on the guitar.

A discussion on frets, like SS vs EvoGold.

I laughed at the double cream comment. A subtle reference to a controversial subject. Keep it up man! Also, topic wise, any chance you can tell us things Warmoth are considering offering in the future? At least what might be on the table product wise? Like 24 fret neck with binding? Headstock binding? Do it! :)

Brother, we have the time, do both!

I'd like to hear both, but first the heavy metal one!

Definitely record the D&D heavy metal song! As far as topics, strat replacement body vintage versus standard pickup route depth might be a neat idea to cover.