Fender Modern C Neck Dimensions at Erica Laforge blog

Fender Modern C Neck Dimensions. The modern c neck has slimmer dimensions while still retaining some vintage styling cues. Can someone confirm what a ‘modern c’ neck shape is for me please? The thinner profile facilitates easy access to higher frets while still feeling substantial during rhythm. The b neck width is the normal width, as. Here are the measurements form 2 of my guitars with modern c necks: I have always thought that it is basically a thinner ‘c shape’ [equally left to right]. But then, i have found. From march 1962 to 1969, fender marked their necks with an official neck width letter at the butt of the neck (in front of the date code). Many fender guitars, especially stratocasters, now have a “modern c shape” (or “flat oval”) neck profile, a flattened variation of the traditional c shape.

The b neck width is the normal width, as. The modern c neck has slimmer dimensions while still retaining some vintage styling cues. The thinner profile facilitates easy access to higher frets while still feeling substantial during rhythm. Many fender guitars, especially stratocasters, now have a “modern c shape” (or “flat oval”) neck profile, a flattened variation of the traditional c shape. But then, i have found. Can someone confirm what a ‘modern c’ neck shape is for me please? From march 1962 to 1969, fender marked their necks with an official neck width letter at the butt of the neck (in front of the date code). Here are the measurements form 2 of my guitars with modern c necks: I have always thought that it is basically a thinner ‘c shape’ [equally left to right].

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Fender Modern C Neck Dimensions The thinner profile facilitates easy access to higher frets while still feeling substantial during rhythm. The modern c neck has slimmer dimensions while still retaining some vintage styling cues. I have always thought that it is basically a thinner ‘c shape’ [equally left to right]. Many fender guitars, especially stratocasters, now have a “modern c shape” (or “flat oval”) neck profile, a flattened variation of the traditional c shape. From march 1962 to 1969, fender marked their necks with an official neck width letter at the butt of the neck (in front of the date code). Can someone confirm what a ‘modern c’ neck shape is for me please? The b neck width is the normal width, as. Here are the measurements form 2 of my guitars with modern c necks: The thinner profile facilitates easy access to higher frets while still feeling substantial during rhythm. But then, i have found.