StevePirates wrote:You might consider the Epiphone PeeWee series
19" scale

http://www.epiphone.com/news.asp?NewsID=1955

Wonder what "a full sized neck" means? Can't find a full spec but I'll keep an eye open for one to play with.

Thanks for all the comments, much appreciated
John

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This says it's 20.75 scale. Mini Guitar They've confirmed to me that it's an error in the description. I've seen it before in other products, when preparing a web page it's SOOOO much easier to use someone else's than type it all over again, and if they got it wrong it becomes viral, (to use a tren...

StevePirates wrote:This says it's 20.75 scale.

Mini Guitar

Hmm, I've sent them an enquiry, thanks for the link. However I'll give good odds that this is a typo and the actual length will be 22.75 same as all the other Squier Mini strats.

John
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