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Since Heritage guitars are mostly handmade, you'll find some slight differences in the thickness. However, in my experience, they are somewhere between a "50's" and a "60's" Gibson-style neck. They have a 12" radius, and I believe a nut width of 1-11/16".

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And remember Heritage is a custom shop. Give them your specs and they will make whatever you want!!! 8)

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I dont recall having a Heritage with a "FAT" neck...mostly a good hybrid of a 60s slim and a '59 rounded

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I dont recall having a Heritage with a "FAT" neck...mostly a good hybrid of a 60s slim and a '59 rounded

 

Well, Brent my boy, mine are all 50s style baseball bats. Granted 4 were custom ordered with FAT necks, but two were bought from Wolfe. He said they were 50s fatties and sure enough they were. 8)

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Well, Brent my boy, mine are all 50s style baseball bats. Granted 4 were custom ordered with FAT necks, but two were bought from Wolfe. He said they were 50s fatties and sure enough they were. 8)

 

You must have pretty big hands/fingers then....i have a hard enough time without having a chunky neck ;D

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I ordered my Millie NFH with a "50s" style neck. Marv said he knew just what that meant. Ren gave me the specs they are using, but I don't readily recall the dimensions. He did indicate they were moving to a slightly fatter neck design as the default. Guess that means moving away from the slimmer near-60s profile.

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So far, a nut width of 1 5/8, fretboard radius of 10 inches and a medium C neck fit me great. I have small hands, I can learn to play a larger neck, was hoping to be able to get it a bit smaller.

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