Suhr C vs D necks - which closest to an LP?

You're hooked bro. So am I. I just ordered #4.

Chuck

 

The Even C Huge measures out .880 - .960 (you may have known this already - couldn't find the measurements for this profile on Suhr's website and thought you might find this info useful) - I personally prefer larger necks like you find on Historics, and have a Suhr with the Even C Huge. I find this neck very comfortable, but the Historics I've played felt a little beefier (with variations of course). Never played the D neck...

 

Some little voice in my mind is telling me that when I get my Suhr Classic I'm going to want to order a Suhr T style guitar.

I too like the Gibson Heritage necks, though I find them a little flat in the back and a tad to cheeky on the sides, still, my Goldtop R7 is one of my favorite playing necks. In fact, I'd almost call my goldtop a soft square neck profile. The Suhr Classic I'm ordering is going to have the same neck thickness specs I measured off my Goldtop but in a soft V, I find I prefer so soft a V it's barely noticable that it has V'ness to it.

So what other things are you having done for your next Suhr, Lou?

 

I measured a 50's LP junior and it was .950 at the first fret and 1.15 at the 12th fret. I'm building a LP junior style right now and I went that direction. Very rounded, and chunky, but comfortable. I went .900 at the first and .975 at the 12th.

Couple pics in rough form...Even though historically this guitar would have gotten a cherry finish I'm going to TV yellow on this one...just cause I dig that color...it's getting Lollar p-90's...I really dig vintage guitars..

 

no problem. My pleasure.

John

 

my 1980 lp custom feels like a C to me.... I would think a medium C I guess I should get caliper too before I slap down an order...