Oh, wow!
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Oh, wow! In trying to become a more deliberate guitar player I'm also starting to notice playability more, including guitar topography - check out how different these things are!
The SG & Peavey, my old gig ones, get along OK on scale length, so no wonder I didn't notice these things back then, but still, see the difference if it's resting on the leg?
- and holy shit, the PRS is an entirely different animal!
No wonder it can feel a little weird switching between them all
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Oh, wow! In trying to become a more deliberate guitar player I'm also starting to notice playability more, including guitar topography - check out how different these things are!
The SG & Peavey, my old gig ones, get along OK on scale length, so no wonder I didn't notice these things back then, but still, see the difference if it's resting on the leg?
- and holy shit, the PRS is an entirely different animal!
No wonder it can feel a little weird switching between them all
@jwcph Uh yeah - Gibson-style scale length vs Fender-style, right? It’s one of the reasons why it took me years to fall in love with Les Pauls, coming from longer scale length guitars.
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Oh, wow! In trying to become a more deliberate guitar player I'm also starting to notice playability more, including guitar topography - check out how different these things are!
The SG & Peavey, my old gig ones, get along OK on scale length, so no wonder I didn't notice these things back then, but still, see the difference if it's resting on the leg?
- and holy shit, the PRS is an entirely different animal!
No wonder it can feel a little weird switching between them all
@jwcph
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I understood there were two popular scales, not a full inch apart, but that looks like three inches longer -
@jwcph
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I understood there were two popular scales, not a full inch apart, but that looks like three inches longer@punishmenthurts I may not have lined them up with exacting precision, but it's definitely more than one inch
