As far as player-grade Gibson Southern Jumbos go, this '46 is about as good as it gets. Fat neck? Yes. Great sound? Check. Good setup & playability, with no need for work to get it where it needs to be? Roger that. There are a couple small issues, sure, but they're basically invisible to anyone looking at the front of the guitar; and those same people likely wouldn't care a lick once they hear the textbook sound pumping out of this guitar. Plenty of low end, with the woody balance and high-midrange chime that characterizes a good Gibson in spades. Several TME staffers are currently conspiring to own this guitar, so you may need to beat us to the punch if you're interested.