What bass has the thinest neck?

[Mustang Surly]

Early Guild "Newark Street" (MIK) Starfires are narrow (1.5" nut and narrow taper) but are not super thin (front-to-back). Current production spec is slightly wider.

(MIJ) Mustang is also narrow. I also have an older SX "P-Bass" that has a neck similar to that of the Mustang. Later ones I've played have a wider nut with more taper.

All basses mentioned above are short scales.

 

[J-Mags]

Thinnest front to back? Mosrite.
Narrowest at the nut? Framus.

I love those 60s Framus necks that are like someone took a broomstick and cut it in half.

 

[Bassist Jay]

The thinnest necks that I have ever played on a bass, are definitely on my Ibanez Soundgear basses.

 

[Jim C]

The old Vox basses all seemed to have incredibly thin necks. They really make you feel as though you are holding a toothpick...

+1
Always wanted one but just can't play them

 

[biguglyman]

Skinniest one I ever tried was an old Ric. I swear my fingers wrapped around that neck twice. My Hofner Beatle Bass isn't much better...

 

[silvertone]

Lays? Ruffles? Pringles? Munchos? Utz? Herr's? Got the munchies now!

Thin Crispy Kettle Chips....

 

[B-Mac]

Everyone is saying incredibly thin this or that but not giving any measurements? Are they really or do they just feel that way?