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Not sure what's happening on your end. I downloaded your pic, resized it down, and it's posting now:

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Very nice!

I could have sworn there was a 1mb limit on photos here, but in the last couple of months I've been noticing some huge resolution pics way exceeding the 1mb limit.

Maybe a little clarification is needed, not just for the newbies, but for the vested members too... :unsure:
 
syscokid said:
Not sure what's happening on your end. I downloaded your pic, resized it down, and it's posting now:

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Very nice!

I could have sworn there was a 1mb limit on photos here, but in the last couple of months I've been noticing some huge resolution pics way exceeding the 1mb limit.

Maybe a little clarification is needed, not just for the newbies, but for the vested members too... :unsure:
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Wow, thanks for posting, and thanks for re-posting Sysco!
 
syscokid said:
Not sure what's happening on your end. I downloaded your pic, resized it down, and it's posting now:

View attachment 25941

Very nice!

I could have sworn there was a 1mb limit on photos here, but in the last couple of months I've been noticing some huge resolution pics way exceeding the 1mb limit.

Maybe a little clarification is needed, not just for the newbies, but for the vested members too... :unsure:
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That is stunning !
 
I'm curious about the Lzzy too - does it have a thin narrow neck? I always loved the look of those but I have fairly large hands so small necks are not comfortable for me.

I've got a silver sparkle EBMM Albert Lee HH... Sounds great, looks cool, and the gun oil/wax finish behind the neck feels amazing in my hand. A near-perfect guitar, except that the neck is so narrow that there are certain chord forms I have to avoid when I'm using it. (I've heard the St Vincent model uses the same neck profile to suit her hands.) Even so, I like the thing so much I'm not willing to part with it.

So is the Lzzy Hale neck pretty skinny too? I know her original had a 4/5ths size body also, but AFAIK the body on the production models was full sized Explorer all the way.
 
eclecticsynergy said:
I'm curious about the Lzzy too - does it have a thin narrow neck? I always loved the look of those but I have fairly large hands so small necks are not comfortable for me.

I've got a silver sparkle EBMM Albert Lee HH... Sounds great, looks cool, and the gun oil/wax finish behind the neck feels amazing in my hand. A near-perfect guitar, except that the neck is so narrow that there are certain chord forms I have to avoid when I'm using it. (I've heard the St Vincent model uses the same neck profile to suit her hands.) Even so, I like the thing so much I'm not willing to part with it.

So is the Lzzy Hale neck pretty skinny too? I know her original had a 4/5ths size body also, but AFAIK the body on the production models was full sized Explorer all the way.
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Yep to both. Full sized body, skinny narrow neck. The way I like 'em! Sadly maybe not the best for big mitts.
 
Robert Herndon said:
Can't play open chords on little necks.
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Robert, with all that weight you have lost, have your hands shrunk any or are they still EXTRA Large?
I have tree stump hands. I find making Hendrix and Frusciante type thumb over 6th string chords to be a real challenge for me. It would seem I would benefit from a narrow width neck, but I really am most comfortable on wider necks where my fingers have room to press the intended strings and not mute the ringing out of notes on the neighboring strings.

BTW I sure wish I could figure out how to lose 40 lbs and not feel like I need hypnosis not to be hungry all the time.
 
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