Huss & Dalton Neck Shape.

[Kyle215]

I’d say the neck is a very soft v... more of a C in the first position, almost a C... it gets a bit chunkier towards the body. comfortable for me and I have smallish hands, in fact it’s kind of spoiled me on playing other guitars. Most comfortable neck I’ve come across.

[Tannin]

I've only ever played one. Superb guitar but the neck was the worst feature - a nice width but fat and uncomfortable, like the wrong end of a baseball bat. I'm not fussy about neck size and shape so long as the thing is wide enough to fit fingers, and after the first five minutes I got used to it. Delightful instrument: I very, very nearly bought it and the weird neck shape played no part in my decision not to.

[jklotz]

Mine is a TOM-R. I love the neck on it. That's one of the main reasons I bought it.

[Godfather]

Originally Posted by wezzywest

Thanks for that, Taylor necks I like so the H&D sounds like something suitable for me.
Cheers.

I go between my H&D and my Taylor without any issue or any real noticeable difference....and I am a little guy with small hands.

[bobster7]

Really nice neck profile, medium c ish.? from memory. I played one back to back in a local store with the Collings 000-2H. I went home with the Collings as I was told that the H&D was already sold. Tough decision had it not been! I do recall that the H&D was sweeter sounding but less powerful than the Collings which has a more direct, fundamental tone. I was impressed enough to make my next purchase a H&D and settled on a Ds-12 custom.