Coolest Production Model Axe

[St_Genesius]

Re: Coolest Production Model Axe

It's the EBMM neck. Do they have more than just the one profile? Radius is a hair flatter than a modern Strat, but I'd be hard pressed to spot the 0.5" difference. Fingerboard edges are rolled, as the kids say, AF.

I've never taken a caliper to it, but the overall sense is of something smaller and rounder than the 60s neck on my LP (60s Tribute).

No way is it as thin, front-to-back, as a Wizard, or as flat. Aren't those like a 16" radius? Not something I ever spent a lot of time with; not really my scene, though I *have* played them.

is the St Vincent thinner
thicker
offset

could you compare it to
a strat
60s gibson
wizard

what is it similar to

[ehdwuld]

Re: Coolest Production Model Axe

I find the slim 60s neck on my Epi Florentine to be very close to my Wizard II on my RG2
the back of the Ibby just has a flat spot

yea the radius on the fretboard is some metric between 16 and 17

the Epi has a 12 inch radius

I would very much like to try that neck

[Boogie Bill]

Re: Coolest Production Model Axe

G&L Comanche. Many options in colors, neck specs, etc., and EXTREMELY high quality.

Those Leo Fender-designed Z-Coil pickups always attract a lot of attention whenever I take a Comanche to a jam session.

That said, there's something really sexy about a good Gibson ES-335 dot neck.

Bill