I like the rounder neck profile better than the Worn Casino I checked out a while back.

Sooo, the Coupe arrived a little over a week ago. Nothing left to do now, but wait for it to arrive. They also gave me a good trade-in value on the acoustic bass I was unloading. So, I flip-flopped, and my dealer found me a great deal on a left-over, brand new cherry red Coupe at the Chilliwack branch. It also occurred to me that the Coupe would make a great couch guitar- perhaps even more so than my thinline tele. I'm not super sensitive about neck profiles, but I want more beef than that. The neck on the Worn is the same as the current gloss-finished Casinos- a D-shaped, very thin 60's taper.I don't know if it was the thicker finish on the Coupe or the way they rolled the body edges, but the full-sized Worn felt a little hard-edged and uncomfortable in comparison.Once I saw the clumsy transition at the neck heel, there was no way to unsee it. Sweetwater also nailed the difference between the body colour and the transparent blue stain on the mahogany neck.The blue is brighter than I had hoped- pretty close to the stock photo on Sweetwater.Perfect weight, and the satin finish didn't feel scratchy, like I had feared. Checked out a denim blue Casino worn today.

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