Bass

Bass Neck Back Shape

Description:

Back shape is the profile or grip shape of the neck. How much wood does it take to fill up your hand? Too little equates to quicker hand fatigue. Too much is even worse, you can't reach around it. There is much more personal preference to back shape choice than nut width. The selection criteria however is the same. Check out your friends guitars. Measure them and base your choice accordingly.

Bass Neck Back Shapes

4 – String
Slim back contour similar to the ‘62 J.Bass

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Approximate Thickness:
at 1st fret = .875"
at 12th fret = .990"

Deluxe 5 – String Series
The Deluxe 5 Series bass necks feature an asymmetric back shape to keep perceived neck bulk down for maximum hand comfort and to create a thinner, fast feeling neck. The bass side of the neck is thicker, with the treble side being thinner. Your thumb will find easy reference as your hand glides up and down the neck. This is a very comfortable neck to play.

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Approximate Thickness:
at 1st fret = .865"
at 12th fret = .975"

8-String
All Warmoth 8-string bass necks feature our fatback contour to keep them beefy enough for the tension of all those strings.

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Approxmiate Thickness:
-at 1st fret = 1"
-at 12th fret = 1"

Gecko 5 & 6 String Series
The Gecko series bass necks feature an asymmetric back shape for a more comfortable, fast feeling. These necks "feel" thin, but retain sufficient bulk for strength and tone. The asymmetric back shape keeps perceived neck bulk down for maximum hand comfort and to create a thinner, fast feeling neck. The bass side of the neck is thicker, with the treble side being thinner. Your thumb will find easy reference as your hand glides up and down the neck. This is a very comfortable neck to play.

Approximate Thickness:
at 1st fret = .875"
at 12th fret = .975"


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