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Old 01-19-2006, 05:24 PM
Who let the dogs in?
 
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Originally Posted by steve66
I bought my 8 yr old a short scaled Samick Bass. He is average in size. He felt uncomfortable with my Schecter Custom 4 and my Squire P Bass. The Neck was way to long for him to execute a note cleanly. The short scale bass was perfect for him. He can reach low F with no problem. I figure that when he gets into his teens, he will probably want to go full scale
I hear 'ya. I know the short scale would be easier on their hands.

My trouble is, the other two boys' parents (besides my son) have already bought them full-scale basses. If they were to use the shorty while they're here, then go home and practice on their 34-inchers, I'd worry that the consistency is missing.

Ed hit it on the head when he suggested that they bug their parents for a short scale.
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