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I am thinking about buying another guitar, and I would like to get one with the same neck measurements as my rr-1. How can I measure all of the dimensions of the neck? Thanks
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Re: Is there a way to measure the neck of my rr-1?
Measure thickness with calipers. You can create tracings of the neck carve by bending a piece of solder around the rear of the neck and using the solder as a template on paper. -
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Re: Is there a way to measure the neck of my rr-1?
If it's a production-model RR1, specify that backshape on the order form. However, the actual "RR1" designation was not used until 97 or 98 I think (someone correct me), so if you've got a 1990-1996 USA Rhoads production model and it has a different backshape than the actual "RR1", then you need to specify that.
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Measure thickness with calipers. You can create tracings of the neck carve by bending a piece of solder around the rear of the neck and using the solder as a template on paper.
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