troyad
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I can't belive nobody said "your mothers". What's happening to this place??
43mm is typical nut width; was there a particular purpose/reason Gibson made the Standard with 46mm width for one year?
My fattest neck is on my 2001 PRS Santana II.I can't belive nobody said "your mothers". What's happening to this place??
I really love the 46mm necks on the Standards from 2015 those
were killer.
2015 LP Traditional was even thicker. Standards have the Slim Taperâ„¢ Asymmetrical. The Traditional had the largest Rounded XL neck. That made for a truly huge neck. Couple that with the non weight relief, you get one big resonate hunk of solid wood. Add the '59 Tribute pups and you have really impressive LP goodness!Djesus ..... in 2015 Gibson made the Standards with wider necks.... educate yourself.
Drooolsmiley...... I am going to have to take a look.2015 LP Traditional was even thicker. Standards have the Slim Taperâ„¢ Asymmetrical. The Traditional had the largest Rounded XL neck. That made for a truly huge neck. Couple that with the non weight relief, you get one big resonate hunk of solid wood. Add the '59 Tribute pups and you have really impressive LP goodness!
I had a 2001 R8 briefly. It did have a very fat neck. I never measured it. Big and broad shoulders. I never measured it. Might have been the biggest neck I've owned. had forgotten all about it 'til your post.A 2001 Historic Les Paul R8 Authentic, baseball bat size.
Beautiful flame on that R8.