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Post by thenotshredder on Dec 30, 2008 11:34:09 GMT -5
Ibanez flat necks make me want to beat people with them, just so no one will have to play such an uncomfortable piece of crap.
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Post by Torkin on Dec 30, 2008 16:11:11 GMT -5
dude what do you mean ibanez are good guitars, you just have to get used to them (as to each new guitar you play). Neck on my esp felt really awkward when i got it... for a week or two. Now I can play both types of necks without even noticing the difference. We are probably talking about an almost ibanez thin neck and a moderately fat neck
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Post by patril0mic on Dec 30, 2008 16:48:31 GMT -5
i'm okay with Ibanez necks for 6 strings but i couldn't stand the neck on that 7 string i had a couple years ago...had it for about 2 months and never got accustomed to it.
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Post by Stefvorcide on Dec 30, 2008 21:22:25 GMT -5
You guys are funny... if you prefer thin neck, get one.. if you prefer a baseball bat, get one... nothing is better or worst
I actually prefer bigger necks, but I don't mind anymore then neck lenght 24.75 or 25.5 i'm fine with both
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Post by Tungus on Dec 30, 2008 23:56:11 GMT -5
dude what do you mean ibanez are good guitars, you just have to get used to them (as to each new guitar you play). Neck on my esp felt really awkward when i got it... for a week or two. Now I can play both types of necks without even noticing the difference. We are probably talking about an almost ibanez thin neck and a moderately fat neck 100% true. I am use to the wizard necks and the odball size and thickness of the Tracer neck. It just takes time to get use to them. It took me 2 weeks to like the Peavey neck after playing Wizards for so long. Then again, my Yamaha has a skinny tree trunk neck on it and I fly on that badboy. Probably because Ive owned it for over 15 years though.
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Post by SHRED FAN on Dec 31, 2008 0:09:32 GMT -5
Well for me there was no 'getting used' to period when I started using Ibanez wizards, as soon as I played one I was hooked
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