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umm my guess is that the neck shape/grip is still the same, but the radius of the fretboard is larger=flatter fretboard:)

I wouldn't go for a KH-602 as a second guitar if you already have a KH2. No point, look elsewhere I mean Gibson SG's are in a similar price bracket and they're prob the Gibson of choice as they are a lot nicer to play imo than a les paul. Ok they aren't similar specced but do you realy need two guitars that are pretty much identical

get an esp standard series horizon or something if you want relativley the same shape but a different feel.

Yeah as far as I'm aware all the new KH2's come out of the signature series shop which is why the serials on the neck start with ss and not the usual K from the custom shop.

Well the main reason i was looking at the kh-602 was because of the neck and the dual volume knobs. But if what strngth said about the neck profiles being quite different maybe I'll look for one of the cheaper M's with a bolt on or something.

Hmm i need to find a shop that has a guitar with the extra thin u in but that seems to be pretty hard to find around here.

Does anyone have a f 400 fm? I'm not a fan of the inlays but if the extra thin u turns out to be alright that might be a contender.

I guess that is true it really isnt the most important part but of the guitars i have it just feels really good when i'm playing on the kh. So i figured I'll see if i can find something similar.

maybe a standard MII? or do those have different neck shapes as well? I have never played one so excuse me for my n00bness.

I think they are the Extra thin U, The Ms with neck through come with the U and the Bolt ons come with Flats.

Oh i guess they make the standard mII with both and Neck Through. So that would work.

oh, ok well then i'm out of ideas sorry.:\