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there's a tie for first... I have a beat-to-death 1966 Mosrite Ventures Model... "speed frets"... super-fast neck... and the body just fits so right on the 'ol beer gut (ridin' high, Buddy Holly stylee)...
right up against it is my Silvertone 1413L... total polar opposite in terms of the neck... but something about it just makes me want to glide... and that single pickup... mmm mmm mmm... rings like a bell.
basses...
I've slimmed down to two that I always keep going back to... one is a 70's Fender Musicmaster... TON of midrange (nice little tone cap replacement by yours truly), fast neck... I've gone through P's and J's, a Sterling, an RG, I even for a short time owned a Gretsch Monkees... well, the Gretsch was a close call... but I don't get hired out enough to warrant something so ostentatious... something about the neck on my MM keeps me going back to it.
Then there's my Supro Pocket bass... fatty-fat frets and a beefy neck, and a contact piezo in the bridge makes this thing feel and sound like an upright you put around your neck. LOOOOOOOOVE!!!
Statistics: Posted by Michael Ambrose — Fri Aug 08, 2008 2:29 pm
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but other than that, my nicest feeling/playing "stock" guitar is probably my early 70's epiphone Casino. in cherry red....mmmmmm.
Statistics: Posted by patrick is a stratocaster — Wed May 21, 2008 7:59 pm
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I agree mrblanche, that wide thin neck is comfortable for me as well. This is what I like about the neck on my Parker Fly. I just wish the upper horn on the Fly didn't poke me in the chest everytime I play it sitting down. I'll give the Ibanez RG120 a try next time I'm in Guitar Center. sb
Statistics: Posted by VintAxe — Thu Jan 25, 2007 9:51 pm
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Statistics: Posted by jcbass — Thu Jan 25, 2007 5:30 pm
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Jcbass, (john)
Statistics: Posted by jcbass — Wed Jan 24, 2007 7:47 pm
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