That must be Mary, hair of golf, and lips like cherries!Looking at this on one of those online sites - guitar checks almost all my boxes but noticed this funky pattern - anything to be cautious about, like potential weakness or warping? Thanks!
That must be Mary, hair of golf, and lips like cherries!Looking at this on one of those online sites - guitar checks almost all my boxes but noticed this funky pattern - anything to be cautious about, like potential weakness or warping? Thanks!
Nothing to be worried about, nice flatsawn neck.
Thanks Boris!! That was really my concern - more or less likely to pick up a twist - I have plenty of those already!Yup. More likely to stay true, than your average neck. Kinda funny looking but function will be just fine.
That is one of the most perfect grain patterns I have ever seen.One of my Strats has grain like that on the fretboard. It looks like a topography map, it’s why I bought it. Total character.
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If this was a poll, I’d check the “ What, are you nuts?” box.Looking at this on one of those online sites - guitar checks almost all my boxes but noticed this funky pattern - anything to be cautious about, like potential weakness or warping? Thanks!
It’s such a great Strat.That is one of the most perfect grain patterns I have ever seen.
The 9th fret marker looks like the summit of a hill on a map.
It puts a whole new slant on the phrase 'neck contour' which tend to say instead of 'neck profile'.
Something tells me the layout of that grain isn't just a coincidence.
I’ve heard this too. Yet out of 40 plus Gibsons that I’ve owned and 30 plus Fenders that I owned I’ve never seen any broken necks, just one broken truss rod in a Fender. Plenty of both have fallen over and taken a good knock and I always expect the worst, but nothing yet. “Knock on wood.”More Gibsons necks have broken than Fenders.
I've broken my melody maker three times in 48 years. The 335 only once.I’ve heard this too. Yet out of 40 plus Gibsons that I’ve owned and 30 plus Fenders that I owned I’ve never seen any broken necks, just one broken truss rod in a Fender. Plenty of both have fallen over and taken a good knock and I always expect the worst, but nothing yet. “Knock on wood.”