I guess the names don't seem tremendously sacred to me. Strats and Teles have been remade in the most unholy incarnations millions of times over, with the same old names slapped onto the headstock. I don't see why Mustangs should necessarily be distinct, so long as the silhouette is the same. Do I t...

BobArsecake wrote:Hang on, if I was to modify a Les Paul Jr. with a Jaguar vibrato, and wire up a load of rollers and switches...

STOP TYPING AND BUILD THIS GODDAMN GUITAR ALREADY SO I CAN HAVE IT.

Thanks everyone. The Cyclone was actually sort of my gateway drug into short-scale Fenders. I fell in love with them about ten years ago from the pictures in the MusiciansFriend catalog, and had a mild obsession with them ever since. As I said, this is one of two I have. The other's a 2006 Fender in...

Man. You guys talk about people not having the patience to learn how to use the originals as though it were some kind of rocket science. Yeah, the control scheme on some of these offsets is a little bit convoluted, but it's not like you plug in a Mustang and spend an hour trying to figure out how to...

Thanks, man. Those are actually a set of Gretsch pups I've had kicking around for a while. Not sure what they came out of, but I got a pretty good deal on them and I love the sound. Tons of high end sparkle but with a really beautifully filled out low and middle. Anyone got much experience with the ...

Hey guys. This is my first post here. I'm a long time appreciator of short-scale and oddball Fender and Fenderish guitars. Anyway, I picked up a Squier Cyclone from a friend of mine a month or so ago. I already have a Fender Cyclone in original condition, and I wasn't digging the new one too much so...