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| What:-
is the neck profile
is the neck finish
and does it have XLR & 1/4" outs? |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | This might be a good place to find at least a couple of those answers... |
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| Answers the xlr question but not the others.
Obviously it was thinking about the W597 that got me thinking about Jason. |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | The neck finish is hand rubbed urethane which I would think is glossy (but I'm not positive about that). |
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| Alright, so it answers two of the questions.
But not the third.
Which is obviously what I meant to ask. |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | The neck profile?
It's nice. |
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| You're forgetting weez that I actually do know where you live.... |
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Location: Delaware | Hand rubbed urethane finish is a satin finish, no real gloss to speak of, you polish it with wood paste wax and buff it. It's nice and smoothe but has a different feel than a gloss finished neck. My '07 Legend 1717 has the rubbed neck. I guess the w597 would be similar if it has the hand rubbed urethane neck. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | ...finally a post that's back on topic. ;)
schrod...is this similar to the neck on our UTE's? |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | Bummer. |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | I say you can't be sure if it has XLR unless you know what preamp it has. Most had the Optima which, of course, has XLR; however, some had Op24+C. In that case, 1/4" out only. Only one like this that I remember was a ME model, but there may have been others.
Sorry to be on topic.
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Location: Warren,Pa. | Of course Op50 has XLR. So would OpPro. |
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Location: closely held secret | Of course having an OpPro or Op50 doesn't mean the guitar has XLR, just that it's capable. |
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Location: Vermont USA | I have a W597
OP50 with XLR & 1/4" outs
The neck is a satin finish.
I think it's a 5 piece?
It's not a V shape
It's a great guitar with lots of deep tone.
What ever happened to Jason?
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Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming | My 591 is similar to the 597 with single sound hole as opposed to multi. It has a hand rubbed neck that I saw described somewhere as "vintage v". Vintage or not, it is a "v" and I like it. The Optima preamp has xlr. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Originally posted by schroeder:
Alright, so it answers two of the questions.
But not the third. Actually, its the first one that wasn't answered.
And before you start to give me lip, remember I know where YOU live. |
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My SMT had a "satin", shallow "C" neck with XLR and Optima.
Do frogs eat bees? |
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Location: Vermont USA | OK about olive oil. Virgin olive oil comes from olives that are squeezed by nuns. |
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