fabulous guitars , can't not decide which one should be no1

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love your playing ....every time

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can you give more details about the JP6 standard being more comfortable than BFR?
I only have the jp6 /7 and a stelring jp100d which has a similar shape with the BFR and find that the arm scoop on the JP is not so comfortable as the rounded smoother arm rest area on the sterling
also I like more the shape of the Luke - arm area - compared to the standard JP scoop, though I would have though that the JP6 scoop would be the best
are there any other differences ? I am very curios how the neck feels on JP standard maple or rosewood neck compared to the painted BFRs and JP 10, 11, 13
I was planning to get a JP 13 but the painted neck its a major deal breaker for me
I just got (2 weeks ago) my JP 7 stealth and while the neck has the satin finish which is great is not even close as smooth as the JP 6 unfinished neck
PS: looks like you already installed a "tremolo block" - "green version"

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thanks
Thanks so much man! It is very tough to decide which one is really fit for #1, but I have to say my JPX7 is still my favorite Tone Wise. The Roasted and this Mystic Dream are close seconds though I have to say.
And as far as the comfort note, the scoop is really what makes it so much more comfortable to me. Also the size factor as well as the fact that basswood not only sounds awesome, but is still much lighter than a lot of other tonewoods. It's totally a preference thing for sure, but based on which guitars I spend the most time with I'd have to say the Standards are still very hard to beat IMO. Also the Standards don't have painted necks which is always nice if possible.
As far as differences, I know the neck profile is uniform between the JP6/7, BFR6/7, and JPX6/7. So I am definitely a little more partial to those models. They're asymetrical and the fact that the bass end has a little more meat to grip on is something I’ve gotten very used to. Everything after those has a much thinner neck and more uniform profile which is still wonderful but I guess I just prefer the original profile!
There’s nothing wrong with the neck paint either, it’s still very smooth and fine to play on. They use a special type of poly that feels really good to play on, it shouldn’t be a deal breaker until you get to actually play one. I like the natural necks as well, but I wouldn’t take any issue with playing on a painted neck as well.
And yes! I block my trems for recording, just less of a hassle and easier to deal with between takes and such
Holy hell. Great collection!!! Enjoy
Thanks broski!
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Oh yes it is, it’s hard to pick a specific one to jam on haha.
Very cool collection. Do you prefer the rosewood to the roasted maple? And, what do you like about the JP's over the other EBMM guitars? (Personally, the JPs just don't have one of the main features that draws me to EBMM. The 1.625" nuts are awesome for these small hands.)
Hard to say, idk if it’s apparent but each guitar has completely different tone woods sans this one and the White Pearl. I try to get JP’s that are drastically different from one another so each one has a different core sound I can utilize

As far as what makes JP’s my favorite, the ergonomics of the original and the neck profile are just stellar. Thin without being extremely thin. I still very much love the Axis and Silhouette but I haven’t found one that I really want to get. I may have to beg EBMM to make a Seafoam Green color an option on the Silhouette, I’d place an order for one of those in a heartbeat!
I’m also not too picky on things like neck width and measurements like that, the neck is a bit narrower than other instruments but it’s not something I would say I like or dislike. Neck thickness is probably the only thing I really take into question when looking at gear!
I apologize to Kenji20022 for this reply, speaking from my own perspective/experience:
I always felt the same as you about the neck and thought how would have been like if JPs neck had 41mm at nut
until I got this year the JP70 and recently the JP7
now the 6 string neck feels ridiculous and my hands like they were not mine but of a giant =)))) and I am not kidding at all
the reference point is crucial in getting used to things
No need to apologize! Haha, yeah man jumping from a 7 to a 6 is always a little daunting but very easy to do after a little time! I still very much play my 7 string a lot, but going back to a 6 does make you feel like a giant haha.