I'm going to go with one of the two, anyone use the wolfgang neck profile? What do you think?
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Warmoth neck back contour: standard thin vs. wolfgang
I'm going to go with one of the two, anyone use the wolfgang neck profile? What do you think?
"it is a really hard song. it has like 3 different power chords in it. i just learned what power chords are, i thought it was the thing from your amp that you plug in to the wall."
Re: Warmoth neck back contour: standard thin vs. wolfgang
surely someone has an opinion
"it is a really hard song. it has like 3 different power chords in it. i just learned what power chords are, i thought it was the thing from your amp that you plug in to the wall."
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yeah...standard thin lol...but you knew that already haha
-Mike
Re: Warmoth neck back contour: standard thin vs. wolfgang
I LOVE the Wolfgang profile (the real one, never played the Warmoth but I'm assuming it's close to the original). Fits like a glove.
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wow I'm surprised no one here has ever used them.
"it is a really hard song. it has like 3 different power chords in it. i just learned what power chords are, i thought it was the thing from your amp that you plug in to the wall."
Re: Warmoth neck back contour: standard thin vs. wolfgang
I'd strongly recommend the Wolfgang profile. If you're not used to playing thin necks, you probably won't like the standard thin profile. The Wolfgang profile is thick, but not baseball bat thick. It's also slightly asymmetrical, which makes it a bit more comfortable to play.
Ryan
Originally Posted by JOLLY
Re: Warmoth neck back contour: standard thin vs. wolfgang
which side of the neck is flatter and which has more shoulder, top or bottom? Since it's assymetrical.
"it is a really hard song. it has like 3 different power chords in it. i just learned what power chords are, i thought it was the thing from your amp that you plug in to the wall."
Re: Warmoth neck back contour: standard thin vs. wolfgang
It's shaped pretty much like your hand if you sort of make a C with your fingers straightened just a bit. The bass side has the fatter shoulder.
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weird, that doesn't feel like it'd be comfortable at all. Like your thumb would rest on the most curved part.
"it is a really hard song. it has like 3 different power chords in it. i just learned what power chords are, i thought it was the thing from your amp that you plug in to the wall."
Re: Warmoth neck back contour: standard thin vs. wolfgang
Keep in mind that the neck really isn't extremely thick overall, check out the comparison diagram on Warmoth's site to see how they all stack up. That's probably the most comfortable profile I've ever played. In fact that's the shape I'm using on my next project.
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I've got the standard thin and I'm not overly thrilled with it. The actual thickness is ok, but it's too rounded or something. It just isn't quite right.
Re: Warmoth neck back contour: standard thin vs. wolfgang
If the Wolfgang is close to the Wolfgang profile on those Peavey's, I'd get that over a thin neck any day.
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