Re: Those damn cats did it again.





"Grip" <mbetts@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:8e7f3160-d6c4-4298-aa5d-c1b3f5ecaea1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On Aug 7, 8:34 am, "Lee Waun" <leew...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Tony Done" <tonyd...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message

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> On Aug 7, 4:00 pm, "Lee Waun" <leew...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Those damn cats of mine have done it again. They went out and got me a
>> fantastic American Standard Strat in Sienna Sunburst.

>> Sadly I had a major wrist lockup playing the Gibsons and sadly had to
>> return
>> them but the fender strat neck is very different. I played it for over >> a
>> hour and a half and my wrist was fine but I had to quit after that as >> my
>> finger tips where just raw so I quit for the night but I will be fine >> to
>> play again tomorrow.

>> Sadly playing the Gibson's after 40 minutes my wrist would just be in
>> severe
>> pain.

>> For whatever reason I don't get that with Fender necks. I wonder if it >> is
>> the neck angle on the Gibson's that kill me.

>> Here is the new guitar.

>> http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn311/leewaun/CIMG0773.jpg

> A handsome guitar indeed.

> On the subject of necks, have you ever tried the skinny Ibanez necks
> or the Fender V neck, as found on spme Am. deluxe? I like them both
> better than either typical Gibson of Fender C-shaped necks.

I have never had the ibanez's but I did try PRS's and they did not work out
for me. I had the baja tele which has a v neck and found that one I was
really slow to play on.

So far the c necks on fender american series over the years have been the
best necks I have ever played at least for my playing.



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The ibanez suggestion may be a good one. You get a full bucker sound
when you want, and the necks are super comfy. I added one to the
fleet, You can go high end really cheaply with these. Example, I was
after a white JEM. Played an RG350DX, basically a JEM without the
monkey grip or vine inlay, added Duncans and voila, a killer axe. for
600ish!


They had a black ibanez I looked at this week that had looked at but it had active pickups which I have never been into so I never tired it. I will be at the store today so I will check out the ibanez necks when I am there.

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