Other than the fretboard inlays, are these two AL2500 guitars the exact same maple necked "Agile AL-2500 MN Oceanburst Flame" model described on this old product page from the Rondo site: https://www.rondomusic.com/al2500mnocean.html?
Also, is the entire neck maple, or is only the 'board maple?
If the neck and 'board are maple, is that a separate 'board glued to the neck -- e.g., I don't see a "skunk stripe" -- or a single piece of maple with the truss rod channel drilled down on through?
Last question (but it's multiple choice): In this particular case, did "Genuine Canadian maple flame top" as mentioned in bold font on the above-linked product page mean...
-- a solid, flamed maple top (of whatever thickness)?
-- a thin veneer of flamed maple glued to a solid, plain maple top (of whatever thickness)?
-- a thin veneer of flamed maple glued directly to a carved, all mahogany AL-2500 body (with no actual maple top in between)?
Thanks, everybody!
That's why I wrote "usually" above - some folks have reported getting a 2xxx with a maple cap, and some have reported 3xxx(non-m) without a veneer. But those are exceptions.
