cephus
Slow Children Playing
I put 11s on my epi hollow body and the tension seems much closer to my strats with 10s now. I hated the short scale with 10s.
Lt. Bob
Spread the Daf!
That's another thing I should try.
I have a Schecter C-1 Plus that I loath and one of the reasons is the rubbery string feel.
Maybe 11's'll take care of that. I've been meaning to try it. It'd be nice to have that Schecter play decent enough that I could use it for beach gigs where it'll get destroyed by salt instead of any guitar that I cared about.
Y
yaknski
DR. PHILGOOD
Definitely will be different but exactly how I can't say.
kidvybes
New member
...I had one of Rondo's short-scale strats (under $100) and it was a blast to play...I also have one of their short-scale basses too...all they need is a good setup...
http://www.rondomusic.com/electricguitar.html
http://www.rondomusic.com/electricguitar.html
Zaphod B
Raccoons-Be-Gone, Inc.
...I had one of Rondo's short-scale strats (under $100) and it was a blast to play...I also have one of their short-scale basses too...all they need is a good setup...
http://www.rondomusic.com/electricguitar.html
Oooh, a 24" scale. That does sound like fun. Bet those upper frets get a little crowded, though.
Light
New member
Just like playing on a set of rubber bands. Ick.
I do use 24.75" on a lot of my guitars, and 25.4 (Martin's long scale) on a lot of my guitars, but get shorter than 24.75 and you have to use heavy strings to make it sound right to me. Or tune it way up - that's cool too.
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