Fender Cyclone
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Fender Cyclone
Hey everyone. In my last post I mention how I'm excited about the arrival of me Fender Duo Sonic off eBay
It was a great guitar, my first Fender, and I absolutely lavved it, but I couldn't adjust to the shortscale. I have long fingers, and I just wanted
a standard sized guitar.
I sold it on eBay to fund another guitar. I'm looking into Cyclones - they look pretty cool
The problem with the Duo was that I'm like 6 ft something and a lanky git, and I'm only 16 atm, and the guitar looked and felt pretty small on me.
Are Cyclones considered small scale though? They have a 24.75 scale neck, and I've read on websites that they're 3/4 scale, and I've also
read that they're 4/4 scale. I just don't want another tiny sized guitar.
Any advice / comments?
Thanks
It was a great guitar, my first Fender, and I absolutely lavved it, but I couldn't adjust to the shortscale. I have long fingers, and I just wanted
a standard sized guitar.
I sold it on eBay to fund another guitar. I'm looking into Cyclones - they look pretty cool
The problem with the Duo was that I'm like 6 ft something and a lanky git, and I'm only 16 atm, and the guitar looked and felt pretty small on me.
Are Cyclones considered small scale though? They have a 24.75 scale neck, and I've read on websites that they're 3/4 scale, and I've also
read that they're 4/4 scale. I just don't want another tiny sized guitar.
Any advice / comments?
Thanks
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I got a Fender Cyclone II a few months ago and absolutely love it. I overpaid a bit on it ($500 USD) and than put a lot more $$ into (which isn't necessary they are great already). I love the fact that its a fuck child of so many Fenders. Jag pups and pickup switchers, Mustang body, Strat Trem, Gibson neck length. Even though they were made in Mexico, they have American pup's (I replaced mine, again, not at all necessary).
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nice... this one's at 360 with a day to go... damn! so surftastic!
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Re: Fender Cyclone
Here is a Cyclone next to a Duo-SonicShout wrote:Hey everyone. In my last post I mention how I'm excited about the arrival of me Fender Duo Sonic off eBay
It was a great guitar, my first Fender, and I absolutely lavved it, but I couldn't adjust to the shortscale. I have long fingers, and I just wanted
a standard sized guitar.
I sold it on eBay to fund another guitar. I'm looking into Cyclones - they look pretty cool
The problem with the Duo was that I'm like 6 ft something and a lanky git, and I'm only 16 atm, and the guitar looked and felt pretty small on me.
Are Cyclones considered small scale though? They have a 24.75 scale neck, and I've read on websites that they're 3/4 scale, and I've also
read that they're 4/4 scale. I just don't want another tiny sized guitar.
Any advice / comments?
Thanks
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Cool, thanks. Yet another Fender colour I've never spotted before. They were definitely thinking outside the box with the cyclone colours, what with this & the graffiti yellow. Sweet guitar though, that colour works really well.westtexasred wrote:It's the original color: Caramel Mettalic. It was made in 2004.