Hi I'm new here. These are some of my guitars.

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

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Hi I'm new here. These are some of my guitars.

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So I'm a fan of short scale guitars, but I don't play Fenders. Here are some of my short-scale guitars. Hope some of you enjoy them.
1963 Gibson ES350TDN....this one's a little flamey
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1967 Gibson ES175 Special. This is a one off, with a 23.5" scale. Its sort of like a Byrdland meets an ES175. Yes. Its a short scale.
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This is my favorite guitar. Its a 1957 Byrdland N. I love this guitar.
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Holy smoke. I think we can make this the exception to Fran's mooted "No Gibson Threads"-ruling: lovely stuff. That Byrdland in particular is a thing of beauty. Welcome to the forum.
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YAY!! More Gibsons :lol:

Seriously though, that is a damn fine collection.
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Most in the Gibson camp don't like the short scale of a Byrdland. That's WHY I love a Byrdland. I was hoping to find a home here. Thanks for the welcome.
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Fantastic

I especially love the Byrdland.
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That ES175 looks like a joy to play! Welcome to the forum.
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awesome.

am a little disappoint with lack of bigsby :wink:
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portugalwillie wrote:awesome.

am a little disappoint with lack of bigsby :wink:
Hah. Well...none of my Bigsby'd guitars are short-scale. I have a '56 B6 that I'm tempted to slap on the Byrdland...I wouldn't have to drill any holes. I just don't like messing with a good thing.
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They are some seriously nice guitars, welcome :)
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:shock: :shock: :shock:
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stewart wrote::shock: :shock: :shock:
This. That byrdland is something else
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Dave wrote:
stewart wrote::shock: :shock: :shock:
This. That byrdland is something else
Couldn't agree more. It is stunning!
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Beautifal guitars
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Thanks guys. The Byrdland really is a pretty special guitar. I'd love a solidbody with a similar scale length, but just can't get my sound out of a Jaguar or Mustang. I have a Jazzmaster I love, but as you know...its a different thing. Maybe a Jaguar with JM pickups? hmmmm
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Post by astrozombie »

i really dig that first one.