Okay, I'll chime in.
The Axis is my favourite neck of the Music Man guitars that I own (Axis, Albert Lee, 25th, Silhouette).
It's a 10" radius, 25.5" scale length, 1-5/8" at nut, and 2-3/16" at the last fret.
The 25th/Reflex, though based off the Axis... is not the same at all.
It's a great guitar, is slightly more comfy than the Axis due to the bevel cut at the armrest. The neck radius on it is 12" and the fretboard is wider.
The Silhouette and Albert Lee have the same neck specs and are very similar to the Axis, but noticeably different.
They are a 10" radius, 25.5" scale length, 1-5/8" at nut, and 2.25" at the last fret. (the Cutlass and Stingray have the same specs).
Though the Peavey Wolfgang and EVH Wolfgangs are derived from the Axis, they are also not the same.
They feel familiar, but are very different. The Peavey has a 15" radius, and the EVH brands all have a compound 12"-16" radius.
They have the same width at the nut and last fret.
I haven't tried the Cutlass or Stingray, but assume they'd feel similar to my Al and Silo.
So based on your original question; your similar EBMM choices most similar to the Axis are the Silo, Albert Lee, Cutlass, and Stingray.
One other factor I find is the fretboard material. They all feel very different despite the measured specs.
My Axis is of course maple which is my favourite feeling fretboard wood. Second favourite is my Albert Lee with an Ebony board.... my least favourite is rosewood which is what's on my Silo.
The Axis is my favourite neck of the Music Man guitars that I own (Axis, Albert Lee, 25th, Silhouette).
It's a 10" radius, 25.5" scale length, 1-5/8" at nut, and 2-3/16" at the last fret.
The 25th/Reflex, though based off the Axis... is not the same at all.
It's a great guitar, is slightly more comfy than the Axis due to the bevel cut at the armrest. The neck radius on it is 12" and the fretboard is wider.
The Silhouette and Albert Lee have the same neck specs and are very similar to the Axis, but noticeably different.
They are a 10" radius, 25.5" scale length, 1-5/8" at nut, and 2.25" at the last fret. (the Cutlass and Stingray have the same specs).
Though the Peavey Wolfgang and EVH Wolfgangs are derived from the Axis, they are also not the same.
They feel familiar, but are very different. The Peavey has a 15" radius, and the EVH brands all have a compound 12"-16" radius.
They have the same width at the nut and last fret.
I haven't tried the Cutlass or Stingray, but assume they'd feel similar to my Al and Silo.
So based on your original question; your similar EBMM choices most similar to the Axis are the Silo, Albert Lee, Cutlass, and Stingray.
One other factor I find is the fretboard material. They all feel very different despite the measured specs.
My Axis is of course maple which is my favourite feeling fretboard wood. Second favourite is my Albert Lee with an Ebony board.... my least favourite is rosewood which is what's on my Silo.
