How long is neck, how many frets into the cutaway?
2026491
Tenor is 28 1/2" Long, 15" Fretboard, 9 1/2"Fretboard to body, 18 Frets from nut to Cutaway, 14 fets to body--CheersCarl
2026492
Tenor is 28 1/2" Long, 15" Fretboard, 9 1/2"Fretboard to body, 18 Frets from nut to Cutaway, 14 fets to body--Cheers Carl
526231
It's 23.25" (center) from nut to bridge. My full size classical Takamine is 25.5" (center) from nut to bridge
17037
Thank you for your question. The gooseneck on this product is 12-inches long.
822242
I dont know exact measurments but I have played some pretty wide fret boards before and this guitar is not one of them. I like the size that it is. It is not to wide at all and is not hard to stretch your fingers across the fret board. Great starter guitar or practice guitar.
305337
The kerf is too wide for guitar frets. I think you need about 0.023 inches for frets. I don't really know the exact kerf, but I would guess it's about 0.030 inches for this saw.
1482703
About 16 inches I believe, I got it for two type r's but only used for like a week because there was too much space inside each hole so the bass didn't hit as hard.
146603
slightly more than 2 inches apart. When you slap the guitar in place, the weight of the guitar causes the front pieces to close. I have 10 of them on a board screwed into the wall. My only fear is too much weight. I have no problem with size. I have 3 acoustics hanging up including a 12 string. I can't imagine the neck being much wider. Remmber, it is not held by the neck. It is held by the headstock.
1232219
I believe it is in reference to the fret board width or nut width. Typically 1 3/4 inches or wider as compared to 1 11/16 width. Also the string spacing might be a bit wider as it descends down the neck to the bridge. Important to a few and easily adaptable to most.
1167298
There is a chart right at the top of this page. It could not be simpler. Just look up you uke's length. You have 3 choices in lengths.
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
1140295
I wanna say about eight feet. I didn't measure it but I need a pretty long chord myself and it is longer than I need.
2224063
No, This case is for 000 sized/style guitars and is not specifically for a cutaway.
1178284
About 1/2 inch. My ukelele fits snugly in the case and seems to be very well protected.
628125
4 or maybe a little more.This is the best neck knife I have seen yet,bought two of them.Most neck knives lack sizable handles,and you cannot get a good hold on them for leverage.This is not a toy but a workable knife for all uses.Wish they came with a belt sheath also,though.
2200181
The guitar is almost exactly 2 inches thick. Gotta say I really love this guitar. Sounds reasonably acoustic but plays like a small necked electric. Great hybrid! Makes me really want to play again! Have fun with yours!
366344
Total length is about 39.5 inches. Fret board is 17.5" (roughly). Body width (from top to bottom holding it) is 13.5 and is 17.5" long measuring at the top. Not a WHOLE lot smaller than a regular Les Paul, but some of course. Same size as my original 1959 which I stupidly sold twenty years ago.
1331307
It's my husband's guitar, but I will answer the best I can. He loves this guitar. The neck is a standard guitar size. He has never restrung it. He plays it plugged in and without plugging in. He plays it unplugged when people are in the room and doesn't want to be noisy. It has a very low volume without. He told me that he plays it in his truck at lunch time and when it touches the metal from his truck, it sounds like it's amplified. He said..."sounds crazy, but true. I still have not figured out how that happens."