CL: 1964 Duo Sonic OLY White ~Wow~

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

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CL: 1964 Duo Sonic OLY White ~Wow~

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An "A" neck Musicmaster was my first guitar, but I was like 15. Today, though I have short arms and small hands, I doubt I would want to be playing regularly on an "A" neck guitar. YMMV.
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I think MM is one of those things where I prefer post-CBS.
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good thing this is a DS.
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MM + Duo both better in the CBS era for scale length reason, yah? My hands are smallish, but I can't play a 22.5
Mages wrote:yes, the pre-CBS duo-sonics and musicmasters had 22.5" and I think in rare instances 24" necks (I think?). I do know that the 22.5" necks were still used on the duo-sonic II and music master II, although the 24" neck was far more common
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hotrodperlmutter wrote:S my D
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