Don't you need that for just plain balance?Looking at it I really figured out what I don't like about it. The top horn. I can deal with the bottom one (hell, I like the Ibanez Iceman and even the Fireman), but that top horn just throws it off for me. If you'd just round that off a bit I'd be in love.
My bold emphasis:
So...what were the woods used in Neal Schon's personal version that were swapped out for Hog and Maple? Because I lust after guitars that use woods different from the traditional Hog/Maple (or Ash/Alder for strat-ish bodies). Problem is they are usually quite a bit more expensive, perhaps because they are so limited in production, so it is a self-fulfilling prophesy...
I'll have to search. It's been a couple years. I just remember watching how flummoxed Paul looked showing some of these woods, thinking "You know, he's right - I should worry about the tone of the wood, not the type", then I went back into the factory and looked for a rosewood neck.
I'm part of the problem.
There's a Rig Rundown of him talking about the Prototype and he says that one is Spruce top with curly maple back and sides and a mahogany tone block in it.
[video]https://youtu.be/ZQLIknKdBig[/video]
Your YouTube quote goes wrong! Neal Schon has nothing to do with the concept guitar, hasn´t he?
Don't you need that for just plain balance?
Yeah, or you end up with something like Dweezil Zappa's shredder's nipple for a lower bout. :iamconfused:Don't you need that for just plain balance?