What is the width of the neck, nut and saddle? And how many open frets and total frets please?
338901
I confess, I didn't have any idea what half these words meant, but I looked them up and then went and took measurements. Nut 1.75 inches. Neck 2 inches. Saddle 3 inches. There are 21 frets on the guitar, but I don't know what you mean by "open fret."
800300
It has a three-bolt neck, 7.25" radius. Also, the large headstock, which I think looks cool. I play it through a THD Flexi-50 amp with 6L6 tubes and Fender cab with Celestion G12H speakers; really get that magical "Strat tone," particularly on the cleans. I love this guitar - no issues with appearance, fit, finish, tone, or playability.
1232218
The neck on this guitar has a 1.75 inch nut, which provides a slightly wider string spacing for the left hand. The neck is also thicker than most acoustics. I believe Epiphone calls it a "soft V" shape. It is a shape truer to a more vintage guitar.
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Hi Jack, I measured this and its 1 5/8" at the nut, 2 1/4" at the 20th fret. I have kind of fat fingers as well and the spacious frets and medium action of this guitar are great. Personally I love this thing and think it is right on par with a Fender Tele for sure. I will say the finish on arrival is a lot darker than advertised, but still shows a lot of grain and is pretty nice. If you have seen any pictures of George Harrison's Rosewood Tele recently that went to auction, this one has that body coloration, pretty cool actually. The picture on Amazon makes it look more like cherry or oak... Hi Jack, I measured this and its 1 5/8" at the nut, 2 1/4" at the 20th fret. I have kind of fat fingers as well and the spacious frets and medium action of this guitar are great. Personally I love this thing and think it is right on par with a Fender Tele for sure. I will say the finish on arrival is a lot darker than advertised, but still shows a lot of grain and is pretty nice. If you have seen any pictures of George Harrison's Rosewood Tele recently that went to auction, this one has that body coloration, pretty cool actually. The picture on Amazon makes it look more like... » Read More Hi Jack, I measured this and its 1 5/8" at the nut, 2 1/4" at the 20th fret. I have kind of fat fingers as well and the spacious frets and medium action of this guitar are great. Personally I love this thing and think it is right on par with a Fender Tele for sure. I will say the finish on arrival is a lot darker than advertised, but still shows a lot of grain and is pretty nice. If you have seen any pictures of George Harrison's Rosewood Tele recently that went to auction, this one has that body coloration, pretty cool actually. The picture on Amazon makes it look more like cherry or oak... « Show Less
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It does have a round end like a strat. It also has 21 frets. The fret board over hangs the end of the neck as well and it is about .030 wider than a strat or a tele. If you want it to fit a tele body you can trim back the fret board to cut off the last fret with a bit of the heal to flatten the curve and it will fit just fine. Just depends on your skill level.
172940
I would have to guess a little bit however I should be pretty close. Around 4 foot tall and two foot wide. Depth would be around ten to twelve inches. It was well packaged and arrived unblemished. I hope this helped you! It's a beautiful guitar by the way.
2088175
Neck width at 12th fret is 2 1/8 inches (first fret is 1 7/8")Body thickness is just a hair over 4 1/4"Widest part of the body is about 16 1/4"hope that helps
489555
The overall length from the base of the body to the tip of the head stock is 31.25 inches. The length from the base of the body to the nut is 25 inches. The length of the neck (from the nut to the 19th fret) is 13 inches. Hope this helps!
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I didn't measure it but I have my Les Paul Standard in it and it fits perfectly. Hope this helps.
2234727
The actual size of the nut is the same as on a full-size guitar, which is 1 11/16 - 1 3/4 inches across. I'm just a novice guitarist. Hope this is the info you were looking for.
144059
I checked the string spacing of my classical guitar at the 12th fret and the 1st fret and found the Yamaha to be 1mm less in width at both locations. However, the width at the nut on my classical guitar is 53 mm and the width on the Yamaha is 52 mm.
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Hello,To better understand the size that you have to work with here is some more info about this guitar:Interior Dimensions Body Length: 18.75 " Body Height: 3.00 " Lower Bout Width: 12.75 " Middle Bout Width: 12.75 " Upper Bout Width: 12.75 " Overall Length: 40.00 "- See more at: http://www.gatorcases.com/p/16107-1010/gw-elect-vin#sthash.qBDCt7OL.dpufLet us know if you had further questions.
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The guitar itself is length: 39", width: 14 1/2", debth: 4". While it comes with a quality gig bag, it was well packaged for shipment. Would guess an additional 2"s to all the dimensions. I hope this helps. By the way, this was my first classical style guitar and it plays and sounds great. I have used it on numerous recordings and never been disappointed in the sound or tone.
952937
Send me the total size from head to body and also each partThe head, fretboard, body from top to bottom and left to right to checkTo be sureIn inches
1959192
Using a stanley powerlock tape measure it measures 41 inches from the end of the strap button to the tip of the headstock. Its' classified as a full size guitar. The electric output is low, can't be used w/Rocksmith
1700100
Sorry I don't remember the diminsions. I bought it for a yamaha. that was my daughters guitar. it was perfect. it said it was for a martin.
1020924
This one has 17 frets so the neck is a tiny bit longer than some sopranos but it isn't much bigger. The body is a normal soprano size. I'm basing this on my other sopranos. Hope this is helpful to you.