Back in 1981, I mailed the plastic black/white/black jackplate of my BC Rich Eagle to Warmoth because it had cracked and the jack would not stay secure .. I was hoping that Warmoth would have something similar, and I mentioned that whatever the cost, I'd be happy to pay for it .. This was around Christmas, and I received an envelop back from Warmoth with a perfect new replacement jackplate and a note saying "Luke, Merry Christmas" … I will never forget that, you guys are still the best !!
Seriously. The entire staff as Warmoth is so above and beyond helpful and courteous, its just a pleasure to buy products and know that great people from start to finish were a part of the process.
I am a bit disappointed that this will be the last video in this format, but hopefully once things calm down some of those 40th anniversary plans will come through
I've never responded to any youtube vid before, but I'll make this one (unexpected) exception. Aaron, you grew (exponentially) on me as a lucid, intelligent, honest and funny guy who just might have stimulated me into a Warmoth build (complete novice at building). You surprised me and are a great ambassador for the Company.
i’m gonna miss these, these have been really fun to watch and i now have plenty of notes going forward for my own Warmoth build i’ll ( hopefully ) be doing soon.
Hey Aaron …. just wanted to say thank you for all the videos…. we really appreciate your efforts to keep us all engaged !!!! Warmoth is lucky to have you ….
Man I hate to see these end....you GOTTA push to do these again. I've thoroughly enjoyed them & it expanded my knowledge. Thank you for the time during quarantine. Can't wait to get to my birthday in March so I get my dream build
Thanks so much for hosting this video series. I have watched every video, and learned a ton about guitars and Warmoth during the series. Looking forward building a guitar from Warmoth parts in the near future. Also, I pronounce "measure", like "MEH-zhure". I enjoy that there are regional accents in the US. Wash your hands, measure twice, and cut once.
Thank you for your uploads, Aaron. I’m going to miss the daily updates on the history of Warmoth and your positive vibes. You made it much easier to choose which company to use for my next guitar build.
Just started watching you when we all went into quarantine. I’ve always heard about Warmoth. But now I KNOW about Warmoth. Thank you for sharing your time and explaining everything about such an awesome company! KEEP PICKIN’!!!!
Back in 1981, I mailed the plastic black/white/black jackplate of my BC Rich Eagle to Warmoth because it had cracked and the jack would not stay secure .. I was hoping that Warmoth would have something similar, and I mentioned that whatever the cost, I'd be happy to pay for it .. This was around Christmas, and I received an envelop back from Warmoth with a perfect new replacement jackplate and a note saying "Luke, Merry Christmas" … I will never forget that, you guys are still the best !!
What a solid dude, and a great PR man you are. Count yourself as a celebrity that uses Warmoth, Aaron. To those in the know, you're a star🤘
Seriously. The entire staff as Warmoth is so above and beyond helpful and courteous, its just a pleasure to buy products and know that great people from start to finish were a part of the process.
I am a bit disappointed that this will be the last video in this format, but hopefully once things calm down some of those 40th anniversary plans will come through
I've never responded to any youtube vid before, but I'll make this one (unexpected) exception. Aaron, you grew (exponentially) on me as a lucid, intelligent, honest and funny guy who just might have stimulated me into a Warmoth build (complete novice at building). You surprised me and are a great ambassador for the Company.
Aaron,
i’m gonna miss these, these have been really fun to watch and i now have plenty of notes going forward for my own Warmoth build i’ll ( hopefully ) be doing soon.
I just started a refin on a Warmoth body and neck today. Thanks for keeping us educated during our quarantine!
Hey Aaron …. just wanted to say thank you for all the videos…. we really appreciate your efforts to keep us all engaged !!!! Warmoth is lucky to have you ….
Thank you Aaron for your videos. I will miss them. You have been both entertaining and educational, a rare feat in this day and age.
Sorry to see these end. I’ve enjoyed the talks during this time. Thank you
Man I hate to see these end....you GOTTA push to do these again. I've thoroughly enjoyed them & it expanded my knowledge. Thank you for the time during quarantine. Can't wait to get to my birthday in March so I get my dream build
Thanks Aaron and it was great to share support. Appreciated beyond Mayzure.
You guys are such an awesome company. I hope things return to normal soon. In the meantime I'm gonna miss these videos.
Thanks for the great videos Aaron! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and great stories!
Even a weekly one from work would be brilliant. Thanks for these, they've been great.
Thank you for the videos Aaron. Huge fan of both you and Warmoth. Can't wait to see the finished projects. All the best to you!
Thanks so much for hosting this video series. I have watched every video, and learned a ton about guitars and Warmoth during the series. Looking forward building a guitar from Warmoth parts in the near future. Also, I pronounce "measure", like "MEH-zhure". I enjoy that there are regional accents in the US. Wash your hands, measure twice, and cut once.
Thank you for your uploads, Aaron. I’m going to miss the daily updates on the history of Warmoth and your positive vibes. You made it much easier to choose which company to use for my next guitar build.
Just started watching you when we all went into quarantine. I’ve always heard about Warmoth. But now I KNOW about Warmoth. Thank you for sharing your time and explaining everything about such an awesome company! KEEP PICKIN’!!!!