My question is similar to one posted but a little more specific so I thought I'd post it as a new topic.
Is there a standard distance from neck pocket to bridge?
It appears that Warmoth guitar bodies are built to a specific standard in order to be compatible with the necks they sell. Their necks are also built to be compatible with existing Fender bodies so they must use a fixed length of wood for the neck itself.
I've read the Hiscock and Hirst books, been reading this forum forever and I think I can kind of answer my own question. If I understand everything correctly, the only way the distance between the pocket to the bridge can be "universal" is if the necks are all constructed for that specific set up (like Warmoth, the scales can be range from 24.75" to 25.5" as long as the fretboard is put in the correct place on that uniform neck). Is that correct?
My question is similar to one posted but a little more specific so I thought I'd post it as a new topic. Is there a standard distance from neck pocket to bridge? It appears that Warmoth guitar bodies are built to a specific standard in order to be compatible with the necks they sell. Their necks are also built to be compatible with existing Fender bodies so they must use a fixed length of wood for the neck itself. I've read the Hiscock and Hirst books, been reading this forum forever and I think I can kind of answer my own question. If I understand everything correctly, the only way the distance between the pocket to the bridge can be "universal" is if the necks are all constructed for that specific set up (like Warmoth, the scales can be range from 24.75" to 25.5" as long as the fretboard is put in the correct place on that uniform neck). Is that correct?