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Picked this guy up for less than $150 (used) at Guitar Center Pasadena. Really pleased with it. I guess I do like the 12" radius after all. Makes me happy cause my go-to guitar was a black Gibson LP standard for many years.

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What radius is on the jag stang? I often find myself wishing my PRS radius was much flatter, like an ibanez.
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The Jag-Stang has a 7.25 inch radius. Not flat at all!

Pretty much all Gibson and Epiphone stuff has a 12 inch radius. What's your PRS like?
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I believe PRS use a 10" radius and those Ibanez wizard/shreddy type guitars are usually like 14-17.

I find certain radii to suit certain designs. I mainly play Gibsons nowadays (12" radius) but no Fender design I've ever played benefited from having anything flatter than 7.25" radius. Such a marginal difference to things like string bends and that, and at least to my hands it seems clunkier and boring with the big-ass frets in a 9.5" radius. Thx Halen.
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