Crewood
Active member
Hello all, newbie to your forum from the UK.
I've spent many months recently looking for a new guitar, being a lefty is a major handicap when buying. I noticed that Musicman offered their guitars in left handed versions so decided to take a look, I'm all for supporting makers that look after lefties.
Nearly all the articles I read or anyone I spoke to talked about the Musicman necks being so good and easy to play, what is it about the necks that make your guitars so special?
Coming from a Fender family, most of the necks on my guitars are lacquered and not the easiest to get on with, they sometimes feel sticky. Hidden among the Fenders is a cheapo Yamaha Pacifica strat copy, the neck on this is virtually unfinished and it plays beautifully.
Another of the reasons I'm liking the Musicman is I like the beauty of wood and the finishes on the few Musicman guitars I've seen is almost a work of art, good to look at, good to play, what am I missing.
Nice to meet you all
Mike
I've spent many months recently looking for a new guitar, being a lefty is a major handicap when buying. I noticed that Musicman offered their guitars in left handed versions so decided to take a look, I'm all for supporting makers that look after lefties.
Nearly all the articles I read or anyone I spoke to talked about the Musicman necks being so good and easy to play, what is it about the necks that make your guitars so special?
Coming from a Fender family, most of the necks on my guitars are lacquered and not the easiest to get on with, they sometimes feel sticky. Hidden among the Fenders is a cheapo Yamaha Pacifica strat copy, the neck on this is virtually unfinished and it plays beautifully.
Another of the reasons I'm liking the Musicman is I like the beauty of wood and the finishes on the few Musicman guitars I've seen is almost a work of art, good to look at, good to play, what am I missing.
Nice to meet you all
Mike