ShortScale.org

I have a gradual increase, nothing to do with following radius except the starting point of it. The high e goes nearest the fretboard and the bottom furthest away. Basically the more mass the string has the larger the elliptical vibration space required so this gives it enough room. It works great and is really comfortable. All my guitars have it

im not sure what all the hoopla is about, really. all in all, some folks dig the bridge, some don't, some have a need for it, some don't
personally i don't, but.... whatever. tho, i do have a jazzy/jag bridge on a blacktop jazzmaster, i think those originally came with a modified mustang bridge, anywho, i actually like the original design bridges, mainly cuz you can manipulate them, i like to tinker, so. blah

Edit.

fuckin noob

Damn scorched earth up in this

(Fwiw he was really racist to me)

Just joking about the racist part. If you're reading this I'd say stick around and don't take it personally. We get a lot of people breezing in with misinformation and snake oil and we hate noobs and I'm not very well liked here anyway on account of my posting habits

Larry Mal wrote:Why would you use the modified Mustang bridge if your Mustang or Jaguar wasn't set to a different radius? It would just add complication and potential problems for no reason.

Hey, Larry, I saved one for you.

Larry Mal wrote:This is easily the worst guitar related forum I have ever used. Just a bunch of assholes. Makes me wish I played the clarinet or something.

I'm gonna have side with Larry on this. I don't know else he said but I got his back!

btw Larry just a few more posts and you can see the Clarinet I have for sale in the classifieds!

plopswagon wrote:

Larry Mal wrote:This is easily the worst guitar related forum I have ever used. Just a bunch of assholes. Makes me wish I played the clarinet or something.

I'm gonna have side with Larry on this. I don't know else he said but I got his back!

btw Larry just a few more posts and you can see the Clarinet I have for sale in the classifieds!

lmao where is that from?

wait edit: i see it

Larry Mal wrote:This is easily the worst guitar related forum I have ever used. Just a bunch of assholes. Makes me wish I played the clarinet or something.

i'd give it half an hour on http://clarinet-lovers.org before you took your ball home when someone disagreed with you.

Larry Mal wrote:This is easily the worst guitar related forum I have ever used. Just a bunch of assholes. Makes me wish I played the clarinet or something.

same. clarinet is too hard thats why i play toy guitar

Larry Mal wrote:This is easily the worst guitar related forum I have ever used. Just a bunch of assholes. Makes me wish I played the clarinet or something.

Guys obviously never hung out with any clarinet players. What a bunch of ass-whipes those guys are.

Maybe he was actually thinking about flesh clarinet? With posts like his, he might as well just go toss instead.

imagine if everyone was the same and posted the same but shortscale was about clarinets

Hey guys, what strength reed is best for an E♭ clarinet? I usually go with #2 for my B♭, but not sure what to go with on this one, it is new to me.

Thanks in advance.

Fucking N00b. Stick to Oboe-talk.com

#2 reeds are for swing lawyers. roboboe will tell you it's #8 or GTFO

Come on guys that was a little bit harsh, I did use the search feature first, but didn't find the answer I wanted. You see I can nail the Benny Goodman sound spot on, I am trying for the Artie Shaw tone with his one LOL!

paul_ wrote:#2 reeds are for swing lawyers. roboboe will tell you it's #8 or GTFO

*stifled "don't wake up poorly girlfriend" guffaws*