WarmothRules
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Warmoth should offer a 20" radius for people who want a strait radius.
j_fountain2 said:Have you tried the 16" radius? Warmoth does offer a 16" radius neck option. The difference between a 20" radius and a 16" radius is less than 1/64th of an inch at the heel of the neck.
Alfang said:So warmoth currently is making their necks standard at 10-16 compound radius, correct?
My necks(warmoth) feel pretty flat up top, hard to imagine a 20 inch radius. I am really digging the 10-16, can't imagine improving on that.
Knowing what little I know, I have no idea why you would want a flatter radius towards the nut. No one bends strings there much anyway.
WarmothRules said:Alfang said:So warmoth currently is making their necks standard at 10-16 compound radius, correct?
My necks(warmoth) feel pretty flat up top, hard to imagine a 20 inch radius. I am really digging the 10-16, can't imagine improving on that.
Knowing what little I know, I have no idea why you would want a flatter radius towards the nut. No one bends strings there much anyway.
I bend every where I don't play the blues. I play neo classical shred
Phrygian said:WarmothRules said:Alfang said:So warmoth currently is making their necks standard at 10-16 compound radius, correct?
My necks(warmoth) feel pretty flat up top, hard to imagine a 20 inch radius. I am really digging the 10-16, can't imagine improving on that.
Knowing what little I know, I have no idea why you would want a flatter radius towards the nut. No one bends strings there much anyway.
I find I also have an easier time sweep picking with a flat radius. I sweep pick any where from the top 24th fret down to the lowest frets.
I bend every where I don't play the blues. I play neo classical shred
How does musical style have anything to do with where you bend?? I bend everywhere I play the blues