You have no soulbluesgeek wrote:they're just like the neck of an electric guitar only they are fitted to a 'gay' acoustic....TMG 03 wrote:What are acoustic necks?
wots the buzz with neck radius?
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Same sort of range. Older ones are 10-12" newer ones sometimes as flat as 16".TMG 03 wrote:What are acoustic necks?
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I had thought the same as you, 12" for a do every thing guitar, I have tried a 16" and it didnt suit me, which was a pity as I liked the rest of the guitar.Vorbis wrote:Thanks for that. I guess 12" is a middle-ground. I would imagine building a compound radius fretboard would be a PITA
I like the width and feel of Gibson fretboards, just not the thickness or the rear profile, but didnt know they were 12".
Hey Adrian, are compound necks a lot more costly to make than a standard neck?
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Not much more in most cases. It depends on the wood and length etc. Are you considering it? I think its worthwhile, but its not for everyone or every guitar. Staggered strat pickups, tunomatic bridges and Floyd Roses aren't readily compatible, for example. Noth that either affects you.
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