St.Vincent neck wood iterations?
Hey,
For some reason I caught the St. Vincent bug. Can someone explain the various neck wood changes over the years? Did they start out with maple and rosewood/ebony and then go to all rosewood, and now to roasted maple and rosewood or ebony? If that’s correct, why? Hard to find one of these guitars in person, so I’m wondering if there are differences depending on the version of neck wood. I’m also very anti-neck dive, so would one neck version be more or less prone to dive?
Thanks all.
-J
For some reason I caught the St. Vincent bug. Can someone explain the various neck wood changes over the years? Did they start out with maple and rosewood/ebony and then go to all rosewood, and now to roasted maple and rosewood or ebony? If that’s correct, why? Hard to find one of these guitars in person, so I’m wondering if there are differences depending on the version of neck wood. I’m also very anti-neck dive, so would one neck version be more or less prone to dive?
Thanks all.
-J
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