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Necks
Necks feature a 25” scale length. The fingerboards have a compound radius, from 12” at the nut to 16” at the end of the fingerboard. These features, which help make the guitar feel more comfortable to play, are reminiscent of the necks on some of the older Gibson’s. Standard fret size is, .050” tall and .080” wide. Necks are constructed from quartersawn mahogany and feature a truss rod that can be adjusted in both directions.

Fretboards are quartersawn ebony. The neck/body joint consists of a tightly-fitted dovetail joint that is bolted, not glued together, combining traditional construction methods with the ability to easily adjust the neck angle afforded by the modern "bolt on" method. Standard width tapers from 2 and one 1/8" at the 14th fret to 1 and 11/16"at the nut. We also offer a taper from two and one fourth inch at the 14th fret to one and three quarter inches at the nut. Bone nuts are standard, while fossilized mammoth and walrus ivory are available as upgrades.