JackBootedThug
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The perfect strat….
sandman
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So resonant. Plays like butterThe perfect strat….
CarlF
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Enjoy it! I got the same exact guitar.
sandman
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I may need the rosewood one now also.
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MYLILSS
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Motorboat McCooter
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HNGD! Motorboat approved!
sandman
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Metalhex
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Nice! What year is that? I want one so bad
sandman
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2025. Just ordered it from Sweetwater
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andrewd
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Better late than never!
I've owned and sold it twice, only to rebuy it for the third time. This time it stays forever!
It's the perfect guitar for practicing "light fretting".
Thinking of relic'ing it as it refuses to scratch even after I let me little son do whatever he wanted to do on that guitar. The finish is just so t-h-i-c-k!!!
I've owned and sold it twice, only to rebuy it for the third time. This time it stays forever!
It's the perfect guitar for practicing "light fretting".
Thinking of relic'ing it as it refuses to scratch even after I let me little son do whatever he wanted to do on that guitar. The finish is just so t-h-i-c-k!!!
sandman
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I guess i have a lighter touch than i realized because i feel if you can play jumbo frets on a regular guitar without sharp notes then you should be able to play scalloped fretboard with no issueBetter late than never!
I've owned and sold it twice, only to rebuy it for the third time. This time it stays forever!
It's the perfect guitar for practicing "light fretting".
Thinking of relic'ing it as it refuses to scratch even after I let me little son do whatever he wanted to do on that guitar. The finish is just so t-h-i-c-k!!!
no adjustment needed. Feels natural to me playing on it lol
cardinal
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Looks awesome! I wish they made something like this but with a flatter 12" radius.
stratjacket
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Awesome congrats. Great guitars. I had one years ago for just a few days and flipped it. But picked up an early 90’s in blue a could years ago. Fun to play and different which is a nice change up.
Next you should learn to drop your pick and kick it across the room and you’ll be set.
Next you should learn to drop your pick and kick it across the room and you’ll be set.
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andrewd
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I wonder if the high E slipping is still persistent on newer production as well. Are you experiencing any of that?I guess i have a lighter touch than i realized because i feel if you can play jumbo frets on a regular guitar without sharp notes then you should be able to play scalloped fretboard with no issue
PDC
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Warmoth to the Rescue! (and maybe even a 22nd fret while they're at it!)
sandman
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I dont have that issue but I can see how some would. You can look at some guitars online and see the neck shift is worse than others. But repositioning neck helps. But some folks do buy a vintage narrow trem to make string spacing better also. But my particular guitar is ok as is, as long as i dont monkeygrip the neck while playing. But that would make notes go sharp also
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Wayniac3
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Always wanted one... tried one way back when they first came out.. but my fretting hand is too heavy... all chords would be sharp or out of tune.
Congrats on a great fiddle!
Congrats on a great fiddle!
dstroud
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congrats!! everytime I play a scalloped neck they feel awesome!!
sandman
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Indeed! I took right to it. No adjustment needed. Feels natural to me. Easy to play
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