you'll see the high and low spots by which areas are still covered in marker. if the marker comes off easily without a lot of pressure, the frets are probably level. BUT, if you notice some areas that the marker still shows up on the fret, then you'll need a leveling.May 12, 2005
How long do Warmoth necks take?
For the time being also expect: Orders will take 2-4 weeks longer that published lead times. Response to email will take up to 4-5 days.
Should frets be flat?
For a fret to function properly, it must have a domed crown. If the crown is flat, as in Fig. 3, it will cause string rattle and intonation issues. ... If the frets are tall enough to repair, they are first leveled and then re-crowned.Mar 11, 2013
Where is Warmoth based?
Puyallup, Washington
Who owns Warmoth?
Ken Warmoth -
How long does it take for Warmoth to ship?
Transit Time: 2-6 weeks not including Customs clearance.
Do Warmoth necks need fret leveling?
Most Warmoth necks are playable as they are received and do not require fret leveling. However, because wood moves with changes in temperature, humidity and string tension fret leveling may be required.
Are Warmoth necks finished?
Vintage Tint Satin Nitro On maple necks with maple fretboards the entire neck is finished including the fretboard and frets. We do not remove the finish from the frets. This finish will wear off quickly with use, or can be scraped off quite easily. A fret leveling operation will also take it off.
Where are Warmoth necks made?
Made in America Since 1980, Warmoth has been the ultimate standard in guitar and bass bodies and necks. We manufacture and customize all our boutique quality parts in-house in the heart of the Pacific Northwest: Puyallup, WA, USA.