http://i981.photobucket.com/albums/ae295/cxcxpx/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-11-18111306.jpg All my short scales Taylor mini acoustic/electric, Jag-Stang, 73 Bronco, 69 Mustang, Fender Super-Sonic, Squier Super-Sonic. That's a neat collection. Is the Jag-Stang ex-Andrewdoeshair from Offset? Thanks! it's a...

All my short scales
Taylor mini acoustic/electric, Jag-Stang, 73 Bronco, 69 Mustang, Fender Super-Sonic, Squier Super-Sonic.

What potentiometers does it come with 250, 500 ohm or 1 meg? I believe 500K, the pots have the solder on them right where it says, all I can really see is 50 then solder, so most likely 500K. But I really like the three way switch on the new ones, pretty solid. Congrats Dougler! You da man! When ar...

Pic of my current short scales Fam http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8372/8414609717_870877bb5e.jpg IMAG0373 by The Dougler1 , on Flickr 73 Bronco, Warmoth Body/96 Jag-Stang neck, Warmoth Body/Allparts Neck, The War-Parts Jaguar, has a GFS Surf90 in the neck still trying to figure out what I'm gonna put...

So, big neck, eh? Passable? The neck plate looks like it is not recessed into the body like the Squiers, am I correct? Is it heavy? In what ways does it feel different than the originals? Anything better? I like the alder body, but yeah, the neck is totally diffrent then the original, the neck is a...

re purposing old stock maybe? or perhaps they didn't want to make a new mold. either way it's kind of charming homage. Looks like a cool guitar, dat orange sprakle. if you had to chose the squier over the fender, which would you pick? I have pretty small hands so I think I would still pick the Squi...

Thats the neck plate that came with it

Ok, made a thread about it, and heres some pic's of the neck plate for you Robroe Original, recessed in the body http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8186/8414708879_415dc9edba.jpg IMAG0385 by The Dougler1 , on Flickr http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8233/8415805052_f285fc02be.jpg IMAG0383 by The Dougler1 , o...

Don't have the best camera on my phone, but it works http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8095/8415442104_d01b39663f.jpg Super-sonics by The Dougler1 , on Flickr http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8332/8415763898_ba5034a805.jpg IMAG0381 by The Dougler1 , on Flickr http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8183/8414668475_0...

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8095/8415442104_d01b39663f.jpg Super-sonics by The Dougler1 , on Flickr Haven't posted on here in a long time, but always checking it out. When I heard about the new Super-Sonic's I wasn't sure, but I got one yesterday and I have a Squier one too. I'm really digging it...

Dougler, what we all really wanna know is...... do you go around impersonating that dude from Roseanne to get laid? And does it work? Did he use a transparent stain or solid color with no sealer. You cover it up with satin or gloss? I love the jack on the ass, I've been wanting to do that forever. ...

why does that look like a strat neck with a 60's strat headstock and a bullet truss rod? what are the specs on this guitar? i love the color. EDIT: it's called the Fat Dawg's Custom Stangulator Hey Hotrod, it does have a smaller head stock but it is still a short scale, I actually put a 73 A Width ...

Here is my Carl Thompson/Les Claypool inspired five string bass I built about 13 years ago in wood shop. It needs a good cleaning and some strings

That sounded really cool, I love that you only have a neck pickup in there.

Thats beautiful, I got a red one a few months back, love the way they play, The trem stays in tune pretty well even with not blocking it, I do a lot of behind the nut bends and use the trem a lot too, and it stays in tune every time. Love it dude.

I have the same problem with my 73 bronco, but soon as I touch the ring for the input jack it gets quite.

That is a hot mustang and I love how the racing strip goes all around.

cur wrote:If it is a flame headstock, than more than likely it is a Kay.

Thats from Subway Guitars, I got my 73 Bronco from there a little over a month ago, not sure what type of guitar that red one is though, but it looks sweet.

It all depends on the style I'm playing, if I want a good funk tone, I go for a Jazz Bass, and a P Bass for more warm fat tones.

schecter diamond series are pretty good, I had a Gryphon-7 it was a seven string and it sounded good for a $400 dollar guitar, but I traded it in last month to go towards a custom short scale guitar project I'm getting built. But any ways that guitar looks sweet.