2025 Warmoth/MJT/Fralin Partscaster Strat-Style Electric Guitar (VIDEO! Fresh Setup, Ready)

Quick notes:

• Most instruments I sell are consigned but some are my own.
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• Please read the following text for full details and specs -- it's borrowed from my original blog post on it...

Overview: This is an essentially-new partscaster made with an MJT (lightly relic'd) alder body in Fiesta Red nitro finish and a modern-style Warmoth neck with the side-adjust truss mini-trim (I tend to not use that and just use the "butt" main rod nut). The neck is quick and fast and it's got bigger frets and a compound radius -- it's got a very modern feel and so if you like bending up high but the chordal feel of a '60s guitar down low, it's a good choice. It even has Luminlay side dots (I love these) so you're ready to go on a dark stage.

The pickups are a set of Fralin Steel Pole 43s so they've definitely got some P90 growly-grunt mixed into that narrower-field Strat clarity. It's a nice choice and sets the guitar apart from all the other Strat-style toys in the shop at the moment. The wiring is interesting, too, as it has a master tone and volume control plus a Fralin blender pot.

The tuners are fancy Hipshot Grip-Locks and it has a Graphtech nut for ease-of-use with the trem. The trem itself is a vintage-style Wilkinson mount with 6 screws but the saddles are these cool spring-steel, lock-in-place affairs. I like them a lot and I think it's a nice way to get the sound of the thinner, vintage-style saddles without the irritation of springs and loosening-up mounts. I think those old stamped saddles definitely give a "Strattier" sound compared to bigger-block, modern ones.

Repairs included: I just gave this a light setup. It's playing spot-on and ready to go.

• Weight: 8 lbs 0 oz
• Scale length: 25 1/2"
• Nut width: 1 5/8" (with a hair of "bulge" beyond the top)
• Neck shape: slim medium C
• Board radius: 10-16" compound
• Depth at first fret: 0.83"
• Depth at seventh fret: 0.86"
• Body width: 12 5/8"
• Body depth: 1 3/4"
• Body wood: alder
• Bridge: Wilkinson
• Fretboard: Indian rosewood
• Neck wood: maple
• Pickups: 3x Fralin Steel Pole 43 single coils
• Action height at 12th fret: 1/16” overall (fast, spot-on)
• String gauges: 46w-10 lights
• Truss rod: adjustable
• Neck relief: straight
• Fret style: wide/tall 6150

Condition notes: It's basically a new guitar with a lightly-relic'd finish.

It comes with: It's got a decent hard case.

Consignor tag: WACH