Fretboard radius of an early 2000's Charvel Model A?

[agtg]

This is the one that came with the JT580LP licensed floyd rose tremelo. It has the ebony fretboard and the recessed heel with a mahogany body.

I know it has jumbo frets, but I can't find any specs on the fretboard radius.

Thanks in advance

[paranoid]

I have no experience with a model A, but Charvel is notably known for the 12-16 radius.

[Number Of The Priest]

It would be practically safe to assume the usual 12-16" radius is on that guitar. It's "standard" for Jacksons and Charvels. If unsure, use a set of fretboard understring radius gauges to measure the fretboard at the nut and at the butt of the fretboard.

[agtg]

I have no experience with a model A, but Charvel is notably known for the 12-16 radius.

I didn't know that. I like a compound radius like that.

[Number Of The Priest]

Do you mean to imply you've played brands other than Jackson/Charvel that widely offer compound radius fretboards as a common/standard/hallmark feature? If so, what brands? Because it's normally difficult to name other brands since it's such a stererotypical Jackson/Charvel feature and other big brands don't even bother offering it. I can only think of Warmoth and Sully Guitars, and a quick Google search also tells me Diamond guitars has them. These are probably not as well known as Jackson/Charvel, so if you're naming brands other than these, they must be really underground/niche.