What's the difference? II
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What's the difference? II
Hi, I would like to know what's the difference between neck width and width at nut?
If I can't get a 1'' to 1'' neck profile, would a 1 3/4 nut feel kind of the same?
Thanks.
If I can't get a 1'' to 1'' neck profile, would a 1 3/4 nut feel kind of the same?
Thanks.
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Re: What's the difference? II
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Re: What's the difference? II
I apologize but I really don't understand your question. - ed
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Re: What's the difference? II
Yeah, I mean, looking at the G&L USA options for the necks I see there is no neck with 1'' neck thickness at 1st fret to 1'' at the twelfth fret.zapcosongs wrote:I apologize but I really don't understand your question. - ed
I see a "extra wide" profile (number 4) which is 1 3/4 width at nut.
Could that particular profile (number 4, 1 3/4 width at nut), have that "big neck" feel?
Btw, profile #4 is .830'' at 1st fret and .960'' at twelfth.
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I think it could. - ed
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Re: What's the difference? II
Are you talking about the thickness from the back of the neck to the top of the fretboard? I have no idea, but thought it might help to clarify exactly what thickness you are referring to.
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Muleya wrote:Are you talking about the thickness from the back of the neck to the top of the fretboard? I have no idea, but thought it might help to clarify exactly what thickness you are referring to.
I'm talking about width at nut, not back thickness. If that helps.
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Re: What's the difference? II
The nut width and the neck width at the nut is the same. The #4 neck (G&L Extra Wide "C") is the widest neck size for the current G&L guitars.surfco wrote:Muleya wrote:Are you talking about the thickness from the back of the neck to the top of the fretboard? I have no idea, but thought it might help to clarify exactly what thickness you are referring to.
I'm talking about width at nut, not back thickness. If that helps.
Hope this helps.
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Well, if I can't get a 1'' to 1'' neck, at least I'll get the widest G&L offer.
It is a shame (for me, at least) G&L doesn't offer fatter necks.
But, oh well...
It is a shame (for me, at least) G&L doesn't offer fatter necks.
But, oh well...
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You might ask your G&L Dealer to contact the factory and see if they would make the neck forsurfco wrote:Well, if I can't get a 1'' to 1'' neck, at least I'll get the widest G&L offer.
It is a shame (for me, at least) G&L doesn't offer fatter necks.
But, oh well...
your order with a wide fat neck with a 1" depth.
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Re: What's the difference? II
That's a good idea.