Your Favorite Necks

[Bochafish]

Of the basses I've owned: Stingray 4 followed by ibanez sr800.

I also liked Warwick corvette, and p bass neck that I tried at guitar center.

 

[grifff]

Warwick Corvette Fretless with ovangkol neck...nice and thick.

 

[your idol]

The neck on my Fender Precision Plus. all maple 22 fret jazz profile. its just the best feeling neck i have ever played on and everybody who plays it tells me how incredible it feels..if i could id clone it for every bass i will ever own

 

[Mastermold]

I'm enjoying my G&L L-2000 with the #8 neck (1.5" nut, flat, etc.)

 

[birdie num nums]

Lakland 44-01

 

[vbasscustom]

warwick for sure, i have big ole hands, and need somethin thick to hold onto

 

[FL Knifemaker]

I'm really torn between my Reverend (older skunkstripe neck), my '80's JV series Squier P and my 80's Yamaha BB1000s. All 3 are just amazing and soooo easy to play. I also like my other fat P bass necks.

 

[RMay]

USA Guild Pilot SB602 neck (14" radius, 1.5" nut) most comfortable, fast, silky smooth and most stable neck in my arsenal.

Runner up: '83 Fender 62 AVRI Jazz neck (7.25" radius, 1.5" nut) feels slimmer, slightly faster, very comfortable and different than my '98 Fender AVRI Jazz.

 

[bassman1987]

Ok, don't give me too much crap about this one, but I really couldn't care less if a neck is thick or thin, glossy or satin-y. It's the neck width I care most about, I'm sort of anal about comfortable string spacing. If it's too narrow I feel like I'm playing a guitar, and if it's too wide my hand gets tired out quickly.

I love the spacing on both my Warwick Corvette Std. and my VM Precision. The Peavey Millenium I just got has slightly narrower spacing, more along the lines of a Jazz, but I'm adjusting nicely.

 

[spiritbass]

Four string - Dingwall Super P/J
Five string - Dingwall Afterburner I