That neck, is it quite fat and chunky?
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That neck, is it quite fat and chunky?
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Drooling over this sweet ride. Can't wait for some clips.
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I would describe the neck as "comfortable".Originally Posted by Robert
It's neither fat nor chunky, but it's a little bigger than the "modern C".
It just feels good, if that makes any sense. I have three rehearsals (with different bands) this week, plus a gig on Friday, and so far I am very happy with the guitar.
I've heard others say that the older version of the JB model had a baseball bat neck. I'd love to get my hands on one of those.
I like me some chunk.
Oh...forgot to mention; the guitar itself feels substantial. It weighs about 9lbs. I picked out the heaviest one. I think the heft adds to the tone, for sure.
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