Ringo, I can only say that without putting your own hands on the guitars, it won't really matter what anyone else has to say. The feel of the neck of a guitar is a very personal thing, like the tuning of a drum set. While is right for me, or RD (another well respected guitarist here on the Chat), might not feel right to you. When I have my hand on the fretboard, I prefer a narrow fretborad, with a small radius to the back of the neck. It just feels really good in my hand. No matter what I guitar looks like on a website, I will need to go to a store and feel the neck before I will know if it is "right" for me.
When I bought my first electric guitar (started on an Alvarez acoustic that someone gave me before I went to seminary), I thought about a lot of guitars and I really fell in love with the look of a Dean guitar and a Washburn guitar. I chose the Dean, even though it was a lower end guitar, because when I picked it up, it just felt so good in my hands. Of course, when I heard it's amazing sound, I didn't have any problem with it being a lower end guitar. Would I like to upgragde some day? Sure, but for right now, I love the guitar that I have.
My advice to you is spend some time in your local music stores getting to know what you want. If it doesn't feel right to you, it won't matter whether it's an expensive guitar, because you won't enjoy playing it. It would kill your desire to play.
Hope this helps.
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