pictures of your shortscales

The original shortscale guitars; Mustangs, Duo-Sonics, Musicmasters, Jaguars, Broncos, Jag-stang, Jagmaster, Super-Sonic, Cyclone, and Toronados.

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a few prs haters here but they can't disagree with the fact that they are excellent instruments.
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I have a PRS Santana SE model, i'd love to have a Custom 22 but the $3000+ price tag always puts an end to the urge.
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Haze wrote:a few prs haters here but they can't disagree with the fact that they are excellent instruments.
It is an excellent instrument that I find myself playing less and less for some odd reason. It's kinda like my "Les Paul" heavy rock guitar!

A lot of my favorite bands play Fenders (Nirvana, Coldplay, Clapton, etc), but it is different sound that pushes me out of my comfort zone which is good.

Part of me can't bear the idea of selling a PRS because it is amazing and the other part wonders how many shortscale guitars I could get for it. ( or Egnater Renegade amp)
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My first post! Here are my two shorties, an AVRI Jag in ocean turquoise and a Squier Duo-Sonic. I've also got a trade in the works that will fix me up with a Japanese competition Mustang reissue, so I'll post a picture of that soon.

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brianeharmonjr wrote:My first post! Here are my two shorties, an AVRI Jag in ocean turquoise and a Squier Duo-Sonic. I've also got a trade in the works that will fix me up with a Japanese competition Mustang reissue, so I'll post a picture of that soon.

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Love the colour on the jag.
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ploppy wrote:
brianeharmonjr wrote:My first post! Here are my two shorties, an AVRI Jag in ocean turquoise and a Squier Duo-Sonic. I've also got a trade in the works that will fix me up with a Japanese competition Mustang reissue, so I'll post a picture of that soon.
Love the colour on the jag.
Thanks, I like it too. Here's my next addition to the shortie family. It is a LPB CIJ '69 Comp Stang RI, and it just arrived yesterday.

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where the hell did you find that?
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hotrodperlmutter wrote:where the hell did you find that...
..bed sheet? Do want.
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hotrodperlmutter wrote:where the hell did you find that?
Just traded my J. Mascis JM for it and another cheaper guitar. I'm VERY satisfied.
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Gah...my first post :oops:

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details chief, come on.
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1966 Blackface Piggyback Bassman & 1975 beat up Jaguar...all original,except for the mustang bridge.Oh, the tremolo plate on the pic above is a spare non original one (no lock, no logo), i just put the original unit back in. :wink:


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I'm guessing '70s Jag.
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By jove Holmes, that's amazing; how on earth did you reach such a deduction?
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I found a bit of paper up your missus' skirt.
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*adds gunpowder to the tincture of opium*
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Mike wrote:I found a bit of paper up your missus' skirt.
ha ha, i was gonna say black guard and really thin line of black on the edge, but...
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My Duo-Sonic. Planning on Lace Sensor Gold/Red combo and Schaller tuners. :D
Tune it low, play it slow.
Short-scales owned: Squier Classic Vibe Duo-Sonic
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Have you conciderd Red/Blue? The Lace 'Blue' in the neck position is one of my favorites.
The Golds are great too, but the Blue is hard to beat in the neck position.
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