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No thanks.Imagine, being able to be magically whisked away to... Delaware. Hi... Im in... Delaware...
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For the most part I have all different scale guitars. Never bothers me for some reasonComment
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Isn't the new/current SLS short scale?
Then there's the KV2T.
There's also the older Fusions and the 1990-91 Warrior Pro.
There's plenty of 24 3/4" scale Jacksons out there, and they go cheap enough to afford several of them.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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Yes. Short scale, 22 frets, scalloped maple board, neck and body binding, sharkies, neck through, full size strat body, Fender style hardtail, pickguard with choice of pups, Planet Waves tuners and Jackson headstock. Thought I'd throw the rest of my wish list in.
Charvel 7308 (TMZ 008), Charvel Pro-mod (yellow), Jackson Soloist Custom (Yellow), Jackson SL2H-V Natural, Gibson LPS DB, Gibson LPS EB, Gibson LPCC C, Charvel Model 2 (scalloped), Jackson DK2M (white), Charvel Journeyman, Fender Classic Player 60's strat, Carvin C66, Musikraft strat mutt, Warmoth Strat mutt, Fender MIM Jazz bass, Epiphone Classical, Takamine parlor. Marshall 2203, Marshall JVM 210H, Splawn Nitro, Fender Supersonic 22, Line 6 AX2 212, Marshall 4X12.Comment
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Nope. My hands are much too large and powerful, and I play way too fast for short scale axes. I've tried playing on 24.75" scale guitars, and I overheat the fretboard which causes the neck to warp, frets lift, and sometimes even the neck wood gets discolored from the heat buildup. It all has to do with friction. On a longer scale neck, the whole assembly has a little time to cool down between notes which is good for me.
Matter of fact, I'm waiting for Jackson to either come out with a 38" scale guitar, or maybe a liquid cooled neck of some sort. I dunno.Last edited by mm2002; 12-09-2006, 02:02 AM.My goal in life is to be the kind of asshole my wife thinks I am.Comment
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Can you scallop a fretboard with largish inlays like sharkfins?Originally posted by jcm800x View PostYes. Short scale, 22 frets, scalloped maple board, neck and body binding, sharkies, neck through, full size strat body, Fender style hardtail, pickguard with choice of pups, Planet Waves tuners and Jackson headstock. Thought I'd throw the rest of my wish list in.Comment
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Just hand it to my girlfriend for a few minutes, it might turn to ice.Originally posted by mm2002 View PostComment
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Originally posted by Sunbane View PostHELL YEAH!!!
I love the short scale!
Same here
All my main players are short scale.Three AT Pros a Edwards LP , 1990 Carvin DC145 and my CS SL2H Mah.The only long scale guitars I own is my 88 and Carvin Bolt plus.
I would love to see a SLATQH in 24.75 or a SL2H Mah with both a OFR an ST.The recent SLS was cool but the body and headstock killed it for me.Or better yet just reissue the Archtop Pro or 750XL.
The Fusions seem to be the easiest short scale to find .With everything else being a lot harder to come by.Mike
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SLS TG // SLATQH TSB // 2 CS Soloists both 24.75 scale // 5 Archtop PROs //Comment
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i'm strictly a 24 fret player. every guitar i've wanted/bought was only available in 24 anyway.Fuck ebay, fuck paypal
"Finger on the trigger, back against the wall. Counting rounds and voices, not enough to kill them all" (Ihsahn).Comment
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A resurrection of the Soloist Archtop Pro would rule.
But I wouldn't buy one, because the one I own rules supreme!
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Nop...
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what has that got to do with 24 3/4" scale length?Originally posted by wilkinsi View Post
it matters not to me whether Jackson reintroduces a short scale model. I love my Fusions, but I could jump up and down about what I want Jackson to start making (again) for nothing, because it's highly unlikely I'll be buying a new Jackson anytime soon anyway. And there are still plenty of secondhand Fusions floating about.Hail yesterdayComment
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"Made in USA & with an OFR" was totally implied in the title.
I've been on the lookout for a USA Fusion (or maybe even a 750xl) in my area, so long as the neck ain't too thin.Comment
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