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05-09-2011, 09:17 AM
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 neck profiles... Eastman vs Guild vs Bravo...? I am curious how the profile of a guild 170x or 500x compares to a Eastman archtop or Benedetto Bravo as I have experience with those guitars. I understand that the Eastman and Bravo are 1 3/4 while the Guild X170 and 500 are 1 11/16. I also believe the scale of the Bravo and Eastman is 25" while the Guilds are 24 3/4". So how does the neck profiles compare? The only Guild I have played is a Artist Award and it was wonderfully comfortable... almost a medium between a Bravo and an Eastman. Cheers, Steve     |
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05-09-2011, 12:27 PM
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| The Guild and Eastmans have a medium C neck approximately like the japanese, high end ibanez (GB10, Metheny, etc). The Benedettos I've played had a D shaped neck more like a Gibson 175
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