I need help with electric acoustic guitars fretboard radius

[enisa]

Can you tell me which electric-acoustic guitars have 9", 9.5" or 10" fingerboard radius?
The brands and the models please? :help
I need to buy a guitar that has one of mentioned radius features, but not everywhere is the info written when you
search online. Thanks

 

[MAXIFUNK]

Electric guitars:
Fender 9.5
G&L 9 & 10

 

[Bookkeeper's Son]

Please give an example of what you call an electric-acoustic, just to be perfectly clear.

 

[enisa]

acoustic-electric... the terminology may be different but I'm thinking of an acoustic guitar with pickups... Sorry for the mix up with the terminology and thanks for helping.

 

[markb]

Most acoustic guitars have quite flat fingerboards. Taylor use 15", Martin 16", Gibsons are much rounder at 12". Those are the only manufacturers I could quote with any confidence.

 

[Bookkeeper's Son]

From my knowledge, albeit limited, I think it's going to be difficult to find that type of mass-production guitar with a radius smaller than 12".

 

[street music]

I suggest you check out CARVIN guitars and look at the Cobalt series, I think you can find what you are looking for in their list of neck sizes.

 

[Tig]

All of the Godin family (Art & Lutherie, Godin, Seagull, Simon & Patrick, Norman, LaPatrie) acoustics have 16" radius fretboards.

 

[enisa]

Thank you all for the infos. I'm aware of the 12" reality. But still here is one (if I understand the specs right) with 10" radius:
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Ovation...coustic-Electric-Guitar-106354806-i1490515.gc


And once I'played an Itlian Eko acoustic-electric guitar which had quite a curve, but at that time I didn't pay attention which model it was.
Now I looked around at: http://ekousaguitars.com/?page_id=17, but the info isn't there when you look at a particular item.



Well, thanks again for all your help. I guess I'll just have to mail everyone who sells acoustic-electric guitars to see what's out there......lol

If anyone gets new info please post it.

 

[enisa]

O and Street music I'm researching Carvin, thanks for the info.