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What is the fretboard radius on the 66 Classic V2?
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on Mar 9, 2021
BEST ANSWER:It's fairly flat and I would say it is a 12 inch radius. I do think the neck is a bit on a smaller size compared with a Gibson but I like that because for me it makes it easier to play. I like the guitar a lot.
BEST ANSWER:It's fairly flat and I would say it is a 12 inch radius. I do think the neck is a bit on a smaller size compared with a Gibson but I like that because for me it makes it easier to play. I like the guitar a lot.
Don't get all caught up in radius. I have found that guitars with different neck sizes make you play slightly differently, expanding your style of play. Everyone's hand size, and how they hold the instrument is different anyways and the guitar in question is a little over $100 bucks so I would say buy it, play it, if you don't like it, sell it. Just my 2 cents worth.
This is a beautiful guitar and astonishing value for the price. I plan to oil the frets file down the edges a bit and add new strings. But overall I'm thrilled with it.
A nice intro guitar, but experienced musicians will jam on it too considering the great pricing. Named after a historic highway it fits the bill and provides that type of vibe. Good quality and tone. The padded gig bag was of excellent quality sweetens the deal. Action, neck, and frets were playable out of the box, but experienced players can tweak it to their liking.
Pretty incredible to get a beautiful instrument with a good setup, ready to play, for this price range. Also, the bag is much higher quality than I expected it to be. Thanks Monoprice!
I can?t give it 5-stars because it had rough fret ends but I didn?t expect a perfect guitar at this price point. I gave it a little TLC, a new nut, and it plays great. Excellent finish too. It?s a great platform to mod as well. This is my 3rd Indio guitar.
Again 4 out of 5 stars and Monoprice keep up the great work .
My classic 66 v2 for the money Is great guitar for the money . Aesthetics are nice , . However, tuners have some dead spots in them and neck needed a slight shim as in my les Paul guitars I like really low action . But that?s my preference . Out of the box . Fret ends were decent and neck was straight ! For the price I want to get the blue one and have a matching set lol ! Easily 4 out of 5 stars . I think this would be a great starter and as in my case , a good guitar to take ona jam . I?ve never been disappointed by any of my monoprice guitars as of yet . I?m on my 5th one and hope to get more when money allows !
I love the guitar. It sounds great. I measured neck relief, action, and nut height. They are all reasonable out of the box for a new guitar. Also frets were smooth enough to play without discomfort although long term I may tweak them. Overall just a really nice guitar for the price.
for the money a superb guitar. needed a little fret work (filed ends on two frets). neck straight, intonation spot on good pickups and tuners that hold all on a beautifully finished guitar
It's a beautiful instrument. This was on my wish/waiting list and when it came back in stock I purchased it. The finish is superb. The set up is excellent. The action is spot on. I love everything about this guitar. Yes, it's a bargain guitar made in China BUT that in no way means it's anything but perfect.
