Just out of interest: Whats the cheapest shortscale guitar?

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

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Just out of interest: Whats the cheapest shortscale guitar?

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Would have written more in the title, but to define more: Looking for something over here in the UK and non-fenders/squiers i.e. copies or originals can fit the bill too. Can it be done for 250GBP? 150? 100??

Love to see what you guys know and can find. I'm trawling atm, so I'll see what I can dig up too.
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Squier Classic Vibe Duo Sonic? £224 on most sites.
Squier Jagmaster? was £199 on one uk site.
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Washburn WI15 B is 24 inched so it says here.

http://www.calibex.co.uk/Washburn-WI15- ... ADAB2DA292
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Probably this VINTAGE MUSTANG SOMEONE FOUND IN THE TRASH AAARGH:

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I wonder how many guitars end up at landfills.
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Asher wrote:I wonder how many guitars end up at landfills.
not as many guitar as passed out musicians...
They say great minds think alike....Sometimes we do too...
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Asher wrote:I wonder how many 9/11 victims end up at landfills.
zing!
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my hondo II sg copy i think it's shortscale, or shorter than shortscale, it's really small, 70's.. i think 76' but not sure, i think i paid something like 70eur for it but i forgot. love it.
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Would you like a vintage or modern type guitar.
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Yeah, this thread isn't very specific....and what scale is shortscale to you? 24"? Smaller than that? You talking new/used?

Just about every company from squier, epiphone, ibanez, dean, daisy rock (schecter), mark II/first act, luna, etc etc makes some affordable $80 - $150 range short scale kids guitars. If you just want a 6 stringed instrument that has a short scale neck then there's quite a few out there, just have to know what you're looking for.
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This is how I view it

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Ok from a cycling perspective
small 24
med 24 3/4
LG 25 1/2
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Sorry guys, I mean a 24" neck, not really anything much smaller than that. Kids guitars are valid but I don't see me ever playing one. I know there are a lot of 20" necked guitars out there, but I meant specificially 24". And new guitars too, used ones I get the general picture of the used market from other posts on here.

Hope that helps?
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Darn it . I was gonna recommend the Hanna Montana Washburn . 59$USD . :D Image :D


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Re: This is how I view it

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DGW wrote:Ok from a cycling perspective
small 24
med 24 3/4
LG 25 1/2
I think that is from a T-shirt size perspective.