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Old 04-26-2014, 12:09 AM
kbrooks kbrooks is offline
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I bet this guitar would suit your specifications, perhaps not your pocketbook

Island Forty-Four at Schoenberg (24.75" scale, 1.75" nut, 2 3/8" bridge spacing): http://www.om28.com/ProductDetail?product=P131204003

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Old 04-26-2014, 04:33 PM
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I love Warmoth necks. And as said they can do different widths/scale.

But Warmoth does not do any fret work. They install the frets and are really good at doing so, but leave all the fret work required to the end user.

If you looking to get a guitar with a wider neck, Godin guitars have some models in the 1 3/4" width. Also some Agile guitars offered by Rondo Music have either 1-11/16 and many 1 3/4" wide necks also. Agile makes a pretty darn good MIC/MIK electric guitar for seriously low money. And Rondo has a good return policy if it isn't to your liking.
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Old 04-26-2014, 08:29 PM
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USACG offers 24 3/4' scale conversion scale necks .
And they offer them with 1-3/4" nuts - I have bought more than one and consider them superior to warmoth in every way.

http://www.usacustomguitars.com/

I see now that they also offer 1-7/8" as a standard option: http://www.usacustomguitars.com/neckfeatures.html
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