Which acoustic guitars have wide necks?

Which acoustic guitars have wide necks?

Best Wide Neck Acoustic Guitars

• Washburn Vintage Series R314KK Acoustic.
• Seagull Coastline S6 Cedar Folk.
• Recording King Ros-16 Studio Series 12th Fret 000 Acoustic.
• Seagull S-6 Original.
• Seagull Artist Mosaic.
• Seagull Coastline Momentum HG Acoustic-Electric.
• Seagull Performer CW Concert Hall Burnt Umber QIT Acoustic-Electric.

What guitar has the widest nut width?

Classical guitars – by far – tend to have the widest necks, with many measuring a two-inch nut width. If you don’t want a classical or nylon string guitar, this is something you need to watch out for and simply avoid them.

What type of guitar has steel strings and a thinner neck?

What makes the C9 so great, is the crossover neck. It’s closer to the neck of a steel-string acoustic…or even electric! Nut width is only 48mm(1’88”). So the neck is narrower and also thinner than in most classical guitars.

What guitars have wider string spacing?

20 Acoustic Guitars With Wider String Spacing

Are there wide neck guitars?

There are brands who’ve been adopting the wide neck design, over the years, besides Gibson. Many “Heavy Rock” brands such as Ibanez, Jackson, BC Rich also make guitars with necks wider than the usual Fenders, Gibsons etc you see around.

Are nylon or steel strings better for beginners?

They produce a gentle, mellow sound which is often found in jazz and Latin music. As opposed to steel strings which are hard on the fingers, nylon strings are soft and gentle on the fingers, making them a preferred choice for beginners.

Are Ibanez necks wider?

As far as mainline electric guitar brands go, there are three that typically use a wider neck design, at or above 1.68 inches at the nut. They include, PRS, Gibson, and Ibanez.