Whats the thinnest rosewood fretboard MM gtr neck??

[Fusionman]

I already have an Axis Sport and I love it but the neck does get a little "clubby" feeling in the middle register.

Im not concerned about width. Im talking about front to back thinness with a rosewood finger board. I dont want a Luke or Silhouette Special.

What about the Morse gtrs or the Petrucci or the Silhouette or the 20th Anniversary??

Im assuming the Super Sport is the same neck as a Sport.

 

[candid_x]

That would be a JP.

 

[robelinda2]

Y2D or JP for sure, surely the JP is the thinnest neck ever! The Silhouette could be perfect, its not THAT thin, but is thinner than the ASS.

 

[MusicManJP6]

I definitely LOVE my JP's neck... It's real thin and comfortable.

 

[JSX]

The JP neck is really thin. I bit thicker than a Wizard neck (Ib@nez RG Prestige) if you're familiar with those guitars.

 

[NorM]

What they said.
Pet.

 

[Dendroaspis]

The JP neck is really thin. I bit thicker than a Wizard neck (Ib@nez RG Prestige) if you're familiar with those guitars.

Being a long time Ibby player, I would say the same. Those old original Wizards were rediculously thin, the JP's neck is just a bit rounder in the back. I think it fills my palm just the right amount, where the Ibanez neck could fatigue the inner hand muscles after playing for long periods, due to the extreme thiness. The 7 string neck is no exception, which is what I play most of the time.

Of all the EBMM's I've tried, I would agree - the JP's were the thinnest. Great axes.

 

[Astrofreq]

I hated the Wizard neck. I have a guitar with one of those and it drives me crazy. Too thin for me.

 

[GWDavis28]

Yah man 100% your looking for the JP neck. The Silo and 20th are very similar to the Silo Special, as is the AL.

Glenn |B)