ShortScale.org

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/ ... ric-guitar

Sup 2009, how ya been?

Lulzzzzzzz

I do quite like these, actually.

These are extended scale aren't they?

edit: yup they are:

Features

Chambered mahogany body
Maple top
Satin white finish (nitrocellulose)
Set mahogany neck
Maple fingerboard
27" scale
12" radius
24 jumbo frets
Corian nut
496R Hot Ceramic neck humbucker
500T Super Ceramic bridge humbucker
1 volume, 1 tone with built-in push/pull for coil-splitting, 3-way toggle,
Special features: Two red "arcade" style pushbutton kill switches to mute the output of the guitar
Gibson Tune-O-Matic bridge/stopbar tailpiece
Gibson stopbar tailpieceBridge: Gibson Tuners: Grover kidney tuners with an advanced 14:1 gear ratio
Hardshell Gibson case

Oversized body as well, to make up for Brian's 6"4 frame. The custom Jackson Y2KVs he used to use where oversized too.


I'd love to see some tiny fan of his save up and go buy this as a first guitar, Huge Les Paul body and 27" scale length. That scale length is terrifying to me, I can barely manage 25.5

Pity they never sorted out the issues with the white hardware and had to backtrack to standard chrome.

rps-10 wrote:Oversized body as well, to make up for Brian's 6"4 frame. The custom Jackson Y2KVs he used to use where oversized too.


I'd love to see some tiny fan of his save up and go buy this as a first guitar, Huge Les Paul body and 27" scale length. That scale length is terrifying to me, I can barely manage 25.5

Pity they never sorted out the issues with the white hardware and had to backtrack to standard chrome.

I bet he uses the family deal bucket too, I'd manage with a Big Gulp cup.

I'd forgotten they used to have powdercoated hardware, that did look better.

Couldn't they use the same process to make the hardware white that places do to make it black?

With the right pup covers that could look very Rob Roe

i thought the original one was a les paul standard/custom?

i like the idea of having a super big long scale lp, that's kinda cool.

Sloan wrote:i thought the original one was a les paul standard/custom?

His original one-off LP was a custom, his first sig was a standard. Visually this studio version is the same as the standard signature but without body binding, and probably has a baked play-doh fingerboard or whatever.

I liked his Custom the best visually. That fingerboard binding makes all the difference, and the white pickup covers/diamondhead are cool too.

ekwatts wrote:Couldn't they use the same process to make the hardware white that places do to make it black?

Way different chemical make up, I think. Could powder coat though...

2 kill switches.