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 !!
I have an old jackplate from a 57 Flying V by Tokai that has the same issue. It doesn't get played as much as it deserves because of the instability. Maybe I should give the good folks at Warmoth a call...
For me these videos are the perfect way to promote the products. This is the antidote for that usual marketing BS like some morons doing their Play Authentic show.
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. Kudo's!
I did it and I'd barely turned a truss rod before. It's turned out to be my favourite guitar, fully custom including some of my own handy work. I had had a little wood working in art class many years ago which ended up helping but that's not needed. Mainly it was reading the unofficialwarmoth.com forum and some other pages to work out what I even wanted out of all the possibilities and how to get there. Oh and ogling the Warmoth showcase but maybe I'll use that next time :) My original idea was to have a good neck and a cheap body so it was good to play but not too good that I'd be precious about it so I kinda failed that part! No videos of it on youtube yet, partly cause I haven't spent the time but also what would I play? Inspiration can be found on the forum including mine.
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. Thank you for being the face and of a great company and brand during this upside down time.
Aaron, Again thank you for helping to make our days brighter. Your “At home” series has been fantastic. I hope you will stay safe. Let get those guitar parts cranking! We can’t wait to see what else is in store for us! Thank you
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.
OMFG that joke about Ritchie Sambora was GOLD! Seriously, my first concert a gajillion years ago there was a little no-name band named Bon Jovi that opened for the huge megastars known as RATT.
I'm truly amazed at how your company has been handling this stay at home order! I've spent literally years on your website browsing and creating mock ups of all my dream guitars on the custom builder. But it wasn't until March of this year that I finally pulled the trigger and made a purchase. Placed the order the first week in March. Estimated time is 8-10 weeks on a custom neck getting a finish. It was less than 3 weeks after that when they got shut down. I was incredibly bummed out and it just got worse every time the governor extended the order. So I was figuring in my head that once Warmoth was able to get back to work, I would still have well over a month to wait after that. So I sort of just forced myself to forget about it until later this summer. Well to my utter surprise, last Wednesday I received an email from the CEO that I had a package on the way. Seemed odd and highly unlikely, especially since the email wasn't from Warmoth. But after checking with Warmoth, turned out to be true! They said that the owners were still working at the facility and had been ahead of schedule and were trying hard to finalize current orders. Sounds like it should be here on Monday. I'm incredibly excited!!!
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
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 ….
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.
Hopefully the higher ups will see the response to these and let you continue after all this is over. I’ve been refining my partscaster for the last few years because the Warmoth neck is the best I’ve ever played. Love the company and you. Great job and good luck with the website!
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. FYI I have a Warmoth vip that I built some ten years ago. It has a quilt maple top and is absolutely beautiful. It has full coil splitting and various other tricks courtesy of a custom circuit design from Deaf Eddie, (check him out if you don’t know already, a lovely and generous guy) who wouldn’t take any payment for his work, and it plays like butter. Stainless jumbo frets have not worn at all. I love it. Just a really fantastic instrument, both to look at and to play. Best wishes for the future, and look forward to your next post. Tim Margaret River Western Australia ,
Aaron, It has been absolutely great getting to know you. The enthusiasm for your company is contagious. When I get back to work, ordering some parts for a project will be on the list. Stay safe my friend
Hey, Aaron. Many thanks for the bunker videos. They are in a class of their own. Limited resources in hand lead to some creative ideas. Looking forward to the new chapter of Warmoth's website. Party on!
Since this is the last video in this format, let me say THANK YOU! They have been VERY informative and entertaining and something to look forward to everyday. I learned something new in just about every video!
I remember in the 90s reading that David Gilmour used a Warmoth replacement maple neck on his famous Black Strat during the first 1980 Wall Tour . That was the first time I acknowledged the company Warmoth and the term “ replacement neck” Was a major wow factor for me.
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.
Maybe one of us will be the next famous people to use Warmoth. Thank you for these videos and good luck with the upcoming tasks for the company. I'll save up for some Warmoth goodies when everything's better. :)
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’!!!!
These videos have been great Aaron. Thank you for the content, it was nice to watch these each day. Working from home with 2 kids under 2 is pretty nuts. These 5-10 mini breaks have been a wonderful release. I'm planning a project so it's a great distraction. Warmoth should continue with their RUclips content!
Looked forward to these videos every day. You did a great job and I will miss them. Love my Warmoth neck and hope Warmoth appreciates the value you provide. Good luck and stay safe.
Aaron, first of all, I want to thank you so very much for all the video presentations you have made. You have done so much to be a source of information, and inspiration! Your presence has been reassuring during these trying times and much needed for us fans of Warmoth, and I know that many more new customers will buy the company's fine products because of your efforts. I have watched every one of your videos, even if they dealt with configurations or parts that I may not be into, but I wanted your perspective and experience to add to my own, to continue my ongoing journey of discovery, and I have been playing for 44 years! I have built two guitars with Warmoth necks and bodies over the years. I don't own them anymore because friends of mine liked them so much they bought them from me! And I must say you are one bad ass player! I know very few people, and that includes a lot of professionals, that can play totally different kinds of music, but you are absolutely one of them! I wish you the very best in your career and your endeavors! Joe from CA :)
Same thing happened to me in 1985; I was at Namm in Anaheim and standing all by himself was Brian May. I was all of about 21 at the time and was afraid to approach him but figured it might be the closest I'd ever get to meet a celebrity, so there I went. Super nice guy and signed my business card. I'll miss your videos; you've got a great sense of humor and explain things really well without coming off as condescending.
Thank you for the great videos! I really looked forward to and enjoyed your home videos, and I look forward to your future videos from the Warmoth studio.
Aaron, thank you for your time educating and entertaining us. I'll be ordering a custom built right hand reverse scalloped tele neck from you guys in a month. Thank you again.
I've just ordered my 4th Warmth guitar but still leaned stuff I wasn't aware of from these videos...I'll miss these videos, they've been quite enjoyable, thanks Aaaron!!!
Ah man... Both my husband and I really enjoy your videos. Thank you ever so kindly for being such a cool and interesting person as well as being a great voice for Warmoth. We will definitely miss you. And remember, wash your hands, be kind, and keep on picking! ;)
Thank you for all these videos during this health crisis. Endlessly entertaining and informative. Best wishes on Warmoth getting back to full production.
Was always a fan of Warmoth, but Aaron putting a face and personality to the brand has elevated them exponentially for me, and many others it seems. Will really miss you until next time Aaron! I invited another guitarist to check out my gear at the venue I was playing at and as he was looking over the guitars I had brought. He took a really long look at my white Strat with the Warmoth neck and pickguard. Finally he shook his head and said "OMG, why would you ever play anything else", pretty much sums it up!
You are a great spokesperson for your company. A lot of companies with a lot more $ than Warmoth can’t get close to delivering on social media like you do champ.
Aaron, I’ve been watching your videos for the past two weeks or so. A few days ago I put in an order for a rosewood strat neck, and you provided little tips in your recent videos (and past videos) that made me confident in options and buying from Warmoth. Keep up the good work and interesting videos! 😁
I really want to say thank you Aaron and appreciate your 📹. Oh and thanks also for putting your website address out for all of us to see your music videos. I'll be watching them brother. Take care.
I'm not famous, but I bought a beautiful birds eye maple bass neck that had a slab of pao Ferro fret board in around '98 or '99. Put it on a Fender JP90 that had a whammy neck, that I found at a guy who sells "stuff". Had a couple of RIC s, so needed a Fender sound. The Warmoth neck was seriously solid, no more whammy neck, now I had a gigable bass. The neck was unfinished, so I have been oiling it w lemon oil, which really brings out the birds eye grain! Congrats Warmoth on your anniversary, very happy to have a piece of that!
Thanks for doing these videos. They've been a great insight and entertainment during this odd time. Warmoth has insanely great PR because of your content. Best of luck.
Thanks for all of these informative and entertaining videos. I watched damn near all of them. I look forward to working with you guys for my future build.
Aaron, thank you so much for all of these videos! I'm going to miss watching them, but I am looking forward to all the cool things Warmoth and you have planned. Best to you and everyone at Warmoth. Stay well!
I am going to miss this format, and though I understand the need to pivot in small business, I do hope you and Warmoth find your way back to something similar (or even better) to these videos. It's been a great series, so thank you Aaron!
Thanks for all your great videos from home during this time! They've been wonderful to watch, and I look forward to doing my first guitar build sometimes in the next few months! (using a lot of the advice you've given)
Thanks for all the videos I really enjoyed them :) I live in Germany and when the videos were published it was evening here and I always watches before going to bed, they are very calm. :)
Thanks for the fun series. Sorry to see it go, but really enjoyed it while it lasted. And I learned a number of tips that will help with my first Warmoth build when it arrives! Thanks and take care!!!
I’d like to propose that you continue some semblance of these shows, and with that awesome mug. In a way they fulfill the same niche in my brain as the old shows Agnesi used to do for Norman’s Rare Guitars. Anyway, thanks!
Yes, definitely continue this vein in some way! Also, my wife want to know where that awesome mug came from!? Edit: The Mug came from Clay in motion, found it in his video about working for Warmoth: ruclips.net/video/VeH7nOqOTvo/видео.html
Dude, your videos have been awesome, didn’t know you were such a great singer / player. Thank you for posting all the vids and keeping us going. You are a beautiful legend!
Bummer you won't be here to keep us all company Aaron but we do really appreciate it. Will miss looking forward to the new vids everyday but I also understand the need to move your talents to a new part of the business for now. Thanks again during these crazy times for keeping us sane.
Just started watching all these Warmoth videos with Aaron over the last month. He just comes across as such a genuine, kind, and knowledgeable person. Keep up the great work, Aaron. Ordered my first Warmoth guitar last month and as long as this service and consideration keeps up, I'll be ordering more!
Once an asemblance of normalcy returns I will be ordering some left handed parts. Your videos have been helpful in choosing what I am looking for. God bless you and your family 🙏
Hey Aaron, have really enjoyed the videos these past few weeks, great presentation and content. Good luck with upcoming work and leave some time to keep on picking!!!
Thanks for your videos Aaron. Really enjoyed them! Your genuine smile as well as your relaxed voice and attitude really calm me while watching them. Keep on rocking man :)
Thanks for your continuous kindness. We appreciate the content and the great Warmoth products. Perhaps, t shirts could be sold, that says something like, we survived the quarantine.
You know, I have been contemplating to order my first Warmoth neck but still was hesitant. If anything convinced me, it is your videos that really convey a sense of genuine integrity and make me trust Warmoth. You, Sir, are an asset to the company. I'm planning as I write...
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 !!
I have an old jackplate from a 57 Flying V by Tokai that has the same issue. It doesn't get played as much as it deserves because of the instability. Maybe I should give the good folks at Warmoth a call...
Great story, I know I’m four years too late
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🤘
For me these videos are the perfect way to promote the products. This is the antidote for that usual marketing BS like some morons doing their Play Authentic show.
Yea hes cool
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.
Kudo's!
I'm thinking of a Warmoth build myself. Well done Aaron!!
Ditto! 😀
Do it, seriously!
I did it and I'd barely turned a truss rod before. It's turned out to be my favourite guitar, fully custom including some of my own handy work. I had had a little wood working in art class many years ago which ended up helping but that's not needed. Mainly it was reading the unofficialwarmoth.com forum and some other pages to work out what I even wanted out of all the possibilities and how to get there. Oh and ogling the Warmoth showcase but maybe I'll use that next time :)
My original idea was to have a good neck and a cheap body so it was good to play but not too good that I'd be precious about it so I kinda failed that part! No videos of it on youtube yet, partly cause I haven't spent the time but also what would I play? Inspiration can be found on the forum including mine.
Oh and one more thing - the most important part about getting it right is "maysuring" twice and drilling/cutting once! ;)
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.
Thank you for being the face and of a great company and brand during this upside down time.
Aaron,
Again thank you for helping to make our days brighter. Your “At home” series has been fantastic. I hope you will stay safe. Let get those guitar parts cranking! We can’t wait to see what else is in store for us!
Thank you
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.
Aaron, wishing you and Warmoth all the best. Stay safe and we will see you on the other side of this thing.
OMFG that joke about Ritchie Sambora was GOLD! Seriously, my first concert a gajillion years ago there was a little no-name band named Bon Jovi that opened for the huge megastars known as RATT.
I just started a refin on a Warmoth body and neck today. Thanks for keeping us educated during our quarantine!
I'm truly amazed at how your company has been handling this stay at home order! I've spent literally years on your website browsing and creating mock ups of all my dream guitars on the custom builder. But it wasn't until March of this year that I finally pulled the trigger and made a purchase. Placed the order the first week in March. Estimated time is 8-10 weeks on a custom neck getting a finish. It was less than 3 weeks after that when they got shut down. I was incredibly bummed out and it just got worse every time the governor extended the order. So I was figuring in my head that once Warmoth was able to get back to work, I would still have well over a month to wait after that. So I sort of just forced myself to forget about it until later this summer. Well to my utter surprise, last Wednesday I received an email from the CEO that I had a package on the way. Seemed odd and highly unlikely, especially since the email wasn't from Warmoth. But after checking with Warmoth, turned out to be true! They said that the owners were still working at the facility and had been ahead of schedule and were trying hard to finalize current orders. Sounds like it should be here on Monday. I'm incredibly excited!!!
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
Sorry to see these end. I’ve enjoyed the talks during this time. Thank you
Even a weekly one from work would be brilliant. Thanks for these, they've been great.
Gonna miss these videos. Hope to see more in the future.
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 ….
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.
Hopefully the higher ups will see the response to these and let you continue after all this is over. I’ve been refining my partscaster for the last few years because the Warmoth neck is the best I’ve ever played. Love the company and you. Great job and good luck with the website!
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.
FYI I have a Warmoth vip that I built some ten years ago. It has a quilt maple top and is absolutely beautiful. It has full coil splitting and various other tricks courtesy of a custom circuit design from Deaf Eddie, (check him out if you don’t know already, a lovely and generous guy)
who wouldn’t take any payment for his work, and it plays like butter. Stainless jumbo frets have not worn at all. I love it. Just a really fantastic instrument, both to look at and to play.
Best wishes for the future, and look forward to your next post.
Tim
Margaret River
Western Australia
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Aaron,
It has been absolutely great getting to know you. The enthusiasm for your company is contagious. When I get back to work, ordering some parts for a project will be on the list. Stay safe my friend
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!
Hey, Aaron. Many thanks for the bunker videos. They are in a class of their own. Limited resources in hand lead to some creative ideas. Looking forward to the new chapter of Warmoth's website. Party on!
Since this is the last video in this format, let me say THANK YOU! They have been VERY informative and entertaining and something to look forward to everyday. I learned something new in just about every video!
I remember in the 90s reading that David Gilmour used a Warmoth replacement maple neck on his famous Black Strat during the first 1980 Wall Tour . That was the first time I acknowledged the company Warmoth and the term “ replacement neck” Was a major wow factor for me.
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.
I’ll miss your honesty and solid advice. You give us the information we need without all the bullshit. Thank you!!!
Aaron. Thank you. You have been a breath of fresh air and a voice of hope through this ordeal. God bless you brother.
Maybe one of us will be the next famous people to use Warmoth. Thank you for these videos and good luck with the upcoming tasks for the company. I'll save up for some Warmoth goodies when everything's better. :)
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’!!!!
First vendor rep I've ever heard acknowledge that the majority of people DON'T get to go to NAMM...Well done!
These videos have been great Aaron. Thank you for the content, it was nice to watch these each day. Working from home with 2 kids under 2 is pretty nuts. These 5-10 mini breaks have been a wonderful release. I'm planning a project so it's a great distraction. Warmoth should continue with their RUclips content!
You guys are such an awesome company. I hope things return to normal soon. In the meantime I'm gonna miss these videos.
Looked forward to these videos every day. You did a great job and I will miss them. Love my Warmoth neck and hope Warmoth appreciates the value you provide. Good luck and stay safe.
Aaron, first of all, I want to thank you so very much for all the video presentations you have made. You have done so much to be a source of information, and inspiration! Your presence has been reassuring during these trying times and much needed for us fans of Warmoth, and I know that many more new customers will buy the company's fine products because of your efforts. I have watched every one of your videos, even if they dealt with configurations or parts that I may not be into, but I wanted your perspective and experience to add to my own, to continue my ongoing journey of discovery, and I have been playing for 44 years! I have built two guitars with Warmoth necks and bodies over the years. I don't own them anymore because friends of mine liked them so much they bought them from me! And I must say you are one bad ass player! I know very few people, and that includes a lot of professionals, that can play totally different kinds of music, but you are absolutely one of them! I wish you the very best in your career and your endeavors! Joe from CA :)
Same thing happened to me in 1985; I was at Namm in Anaheim and standing all by himself was Brian May. I was all of about 21 at the time and was afraid to approach him but figured it might be the closest I'd ever get to meet a celebrity, so there I went. Super nice guy and signed my business card.
I'll miss your videos; you've got a great sense of humor and explain things really well without coming off as condescending.
I’ve really enjoyed the “at home” series, Aaron. You’re a great brand ambassador and a great guy. All the best and thank you!
Thank you for the great videos! I really looked forward to and enjoyed your home videos, and I look forward to your future videos from the Warmoth studio.
Aaron, thank you for your time educating and entertaining us. I'll be ordering a custom built right hand reverse scalloped tele neck from you guys in a month. Thank you again.
Thanks for the great videos Aaron! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and great stories!
This was one of the bright spots I looked forward to during the pandemic. Thanks!
Thanks Aaron and it was great to share support. Appreciated beyond Mayzure.
Let's hope we're not locked down again too soon.... cheers.
Look forward to these everyday! Great therapy during dark times. Thank you.
Warmoth has benefitted so much from these. Wouldn't have bought mine without them. Warmoth, thank Aaron for being an icon for the brand.
I've just ordered my 4th Warmth guitar but still leaned stuff I wasn't aware of from these videos...I'll miss these videos, they've been quite enjoyable, thanks Aaaron!!!
Really hope this channel won't end. It's such a pleasure seing your videos, I'll miss you for sure ! Take care ! Cheers from France !
As many have already said" Thank you so much!" Looking forward to what you and Warmoth will be doing.
Ground Control to Measure Tom! 😂🤣
Ah man... Both my husband and I really enjoy your videos. Thank you ever so kindly for being such a cool and interesting person as well as being a great voice for Warmoth. We will definitely miss you. And remember, wash your hands, be kind, and keep on picking! ;)
A nice sign off. You are an excellent face for Warmoth, many thanks for doing these as long as you were able to!
You’re a champ for making warmoth informative videos, that make it so easy for customers to choose with ease
Thank you for all these videos during this health crisis. Endlessly entertaining and informative. Best wishes on Warmoth getting back to full production.
You have been awesome!! The vids were a bright spot in a dark time. Love my Warmoths!!
Was always a fan of Warmoth, but Aaron putting a face and personality to the brand has elevated them exponentially for me, and many others it seems. Will really miss you until next time Aaron! I invited another guitarist to check out my gear at the venue I was playing at and as he was looking over the guitars I had brought. He took a really long look at my white Strat with the Warmoth neck and pickguard. Finally he shook his head and said "OMG, why would you ever play anything else", pretty much sums it up!
You are a great spokesperson for your company. A lot of companies with a lot more $ than Warmoth can’t get close to delivering on social media like you do champ.
Count me among the disappointed yet appreciative. Great job on the videos from home. I appreciate you, Aaron.
Aaron, I’ve been watching your videos for the past two weeks or so. A few days ago I put in an order for a rosewood strat neck, and you provided little tips in your recent videos (and past videos) that made me confident in options and buying from Warmoth. Keep up the good work and interesting videos! 😁
I really want to say thank you Aaron and appreciate your 📹. Oh and thanks also for putting your website address out for all of us to see your music videos. I'll be watching them brother. Take care.
I'm not famous, but I bought a beautiful birds eye maple bass neck that had a slab of pao Ferro fret board in around '98 or '99.
Put it on a Fender JP90 that had a whammy neck, that I found at a guy who sells "stuff". Had a couple of RIC s, so needed a Fender sound.
The Warmoth neck was seriously solid, no more whammy neck, now I had a gigable bass.
The neck was unfinished, so I have been oiling it w lemon oil, which really brings out the birds eye grain!
Congrats Warmoth on your anniversary, very happy to have a piece of that!
This has been a solid series of Aaron-from-home videos! Thanks for doing it!
Thanks for doing these videos. They've been a great insight and entertainment during this odd time. Warmoth has insanely great PR because of your content. Best of luck.
Thanks for all of these informative and entertaining videos. I watched damn near all of them. I look forward to working with you guys for my future build.
Aaron, thank you so much for all of these videos! I'm going to miss watching them, but I am looking forward to all the cool things Warmoth and you have planned. Best to you and everyone at Warmoth. Stay well!
Aaron, thanks for the great run of videos these past few weeks. Please let your boss know that I'd really like these videos to continue.
Need more of these. Great job. Thanks.
I am going to miss this format, and though I understand the need to pivot in small business, I do hope you and Warmoth find your way back to something similar (or even better) to these videos. It's been a great series, so thank you Aaron!
Thanks for the shout out! Great video series Aaron!
Thanks for all your great videos from home during this time! They've been wonderful to watch, and I look forward to doing my first guitar build sometimes in the next few months! (using a lot of the advice you've given)
Thanks for all the videos I really enjoyed them :)
I live in Germany and when the videos were published it was evening here and I always watches before going to bed, they are very calm. :)
Aaron, thanks so much for these videos! I have enjoyed them thoroughly, and it has been really cool to get to “know” you virtually! Keep on pickin’!
Thanks for the fun series. Sorry to see it go, but really enjoyed it while it lasted. And I learned a number of tips that will help with my first Warmoth build when it arrives! Thanks and take care!!!
Really going to miss the daily dose of Aaron from Warmoth! Thanks so much for taking the time to do this, and I hope your new projects go well!
I’d like to propose that you continue some semblance of these shows, and with that awesome mug.
In a way they fulfill the same niche in my brain as the old shows Agnesi used to do for Norman’s Rare Guitars. Anyway, thanks!
Yes, definitely continue this vein in some way! Also, my wife want to know where that awesome mug came from!? Edit: The Mug came from Clay in motion, found it in his video about working for Warmoth: ruclips.net/video/VeH7nOqOTvo/видео.html
Yes very good thought there. I loved the Agnesi GOTD videos. And these were starting to grow on me as well.
Dude, your videos have been awesome, didn’t know you were such a great singer / player. Thank you for posting all the vids and keeping us going. You are a beautiful legend!
Bummer you won't be here to keep us all company Aaron but we do really appreciate it. Will miss looking forward to the new vids everyday but I also understand the need to move your talents to a new part of the business for now. Thanks again during these crazy times for keeping us sane.
Just started watching all these Warmoth videos with Aaron over the last month. He just comes across as such a genuine, kind, and knowledgeable person. Keep up the great work, Aaron. Ordered my first Warmoth guitar last month and as long as this service and consideration keeps up, I'll be ordering more!
Great job doing these "quarantine" posts, Aaron. Nice work & well done! Thank you.
Will miss these videos. Thanks for everything. Stay safe.
Ahhhh your home videos will be missed. Can't wait to see what all Warmoth has in stock for us though. Keep up the great work Aaron!
Thanks Aaron. Best spokesperson for a brand ever
I've just now begun watching your videos the last couple of weeks so I hate for them to end now - they've been great!
Solid efforts during this downtime; very much appreciated.
These videos have been amazing. I've gone back and watched all of them. Hope you get to make more.
Thank you for all the videos you've done. I really looked forward to watching them every day, and they always brightened my day.
Hope everything goes smoothly! Love the videos; looking forward to future video!
I will miss these videos Aaron. But it is time for everyone to get back to work. Thanks for doing this.
Once an asemblance of normalcy returns I will be ordering some left handed parts. Your videos have been helpful in choosing what I am looking for. God bless you and your family 🙏
I enjoyed very much your videos, thank you!! greeting from Israel
Like most of the people around here, I’m gonna miss these videos. Thank you Aaron. KEEP ON PICKIN’!!!
You've been great Aaron! Thanks so much for these. You'll be getting a call from me for sure!
Hey Aaron, have really enjoyed the videos these past few weeks, great presentation and content. Good luck with upcoming work and leave some time to keep on picking!!!
Thanks for your videos Aaron. Really enjoyed them! Your genuine smile as well as your relaxed voice and attitude really calm me while watching them. Keep on rocking man :)
I truly enjoyed your videos during this crazy time. Thanks for sharing.
I've enjoyed your music. Wish we'd heard more of it.
www.aarontunes.com
@@warmoth I really like "Fight My Fight" but I laughed myself silly with "Ain't Supposed to be Pretty"
@@schreds8882 both songs were a great treat. You not only kept us company, kept us informed but entertained as well thanks again!
Maybe like once a week/every 2 weeks a solid 18-20 min FAQ session. We NEED it!
Thanks for your continuous kindness. We appreciate the content and the great Warmoth products.
Perhaps, t shirts could be sold, that says something like, we survived the quarantine.
You know, I have been contemplating to order my first Warmoth neck but still was hesitant. If anything convinced me, it is your videos that really convey a sense of genuine integrity and make me trust Warmoth. You, Sir, are an asset to the company. I'm planning as I write...
Not that I wasn’t going to buy 25 more Warmoth guitars in my lifetime anyways, but your videos have made me want to expedite the process.
Hey Aaron, You rock! Love your videos. Looking forward to your 40th Anniversary documentary. Keep it up!
These videos have been awesome. I have learned a lot and been very entertained. Thank you and stay safe!
I placed my first order (T body and neck) last week. I love these videos, and can't wait to play my first Warmoth build!