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Location: Townsville, Australia | Just curious whether this is, as I suspect, intended, and done as an aid to playing.
The treble side falls away more sharply, I guess making it easier for fingers to get up and over. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Where ya been Hobie? Welcome back. :)
I don't know the answer to your question as all of the O's I've ever played seemed to have symmetrical necks, or its not something I've noticed. |
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Location: Townsville, Australia | I have been in Gretsch, Fender, Maton, Matamp, Edwards 335, Cole Clarke, and now back in Ovation; I guess touring the delights. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Are these all guitars that you covet, or own?
Are you aware that Fender is now Ovation? (Well, actually Ovation is now part of Fender.) |
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Location: Townsville, Australia | I have owned them for longer and shorter periods; I live well away from major towns, so I buy and sell to see what's what about different guitars; relative newcomer to guitars.
I currently have the 1861, and an Edwards 335 |
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1861LX Neck; appears to be asymetrical
