alanfc
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I 'm at this point again where I usually put the Carvin away and pull out the Strat again..... I came back to the Carvin last week after deciding once again that the Strat neck width was too narrow and was bugging me. The Carvin flat radius and 24 frets are the best thing for me now.
But the bending - just the 2 fret bends on the high E, oddly enough this is what usually gets me. Even stranger this bend is harder at the high frets compared to the lower frets (I thought it would be the opposite?)
This is when I usually put it away.
Question is: is the flat radius responsible ?
Everything about the Carvin is better and I'm playing better with more space on the wider neck. I'm happy. Maybe I need incorporate slide/grace note for this one bend I'm obsessed about. The action is at 5/64 on that high E string .
Question 2: I haven't check the relief yet but could this be a factor? If its too dead straight, could more relief help this.
thanks
But the bending - just the 2 fret bends on the high E, oddly enough this is what usually gets me. Even stranger this bend is harder at the high frets compared to the lower frets (I thought it would be the opposite?)
This is when I usually put it away.
Question is: is the flat radius responsible ?
Everything about the Carvin is better and I'm playing better with more space on the wider neck. I'm happy. Maybe I need incorporate slide/grace note for this one bend I'm obsessed about. The action is at 5/64 on that high E string .
Question 2: I haven't check the relief yet but could this be a factor? If its too dead straight, could more relief help this.
thanks