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NBD OMG I've fallen hard for this beauty! 😍
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Joining the club as soon as this one arrives in a few days! :hyper:
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John Stephen reacted to banikek's post in the thread Squier Jaguar Short Scale Club Part 3 with
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Alright here is something a little different for y’all: a Jag H body with a lefty short scale neck. I’m using the medium scale neck for... -
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It wouldn't take too much effort to design and 3D print a baseplate that matched the contour of the Casady top.
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They are great fun and very well built..... particularly for the cost, something they have in common with the little Jag. I can get...
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John Stephen replied to the thread Squier Jaguar Short Scale Club Part 3.NICE! Love that pickguard. I haven't played one of those electric ukes. Looks like lotsa fun. Good sound?
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Thanks John. I got this one.....
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John Stephen replied to the thread Squier Jaguar Short Scale Club Part 3.I hope your thumb and wrist continue to improve and you can get back to playing whatever instrument you want -- best of luck with the...
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I'm just past the double digit point with a couple not with me due to me moving in 2020 with basically what I could carry. Someone I...
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John Stephen replied to the thread Hollowbody Bass Club!.Great solution. What a beautiful bass, also. :thumbsup:
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Placing a strap button under the neck joint moves the strap closer to the 12th fret & shifts the entire bass to the right, which helps...
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I had an original Les Paul Signature bass back in the 90's. But mainly played it seated. Although I do have Neanderthal length arms...
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John Stephen replied to the thread Hollowbody Bass Club!.Same thing with my Epiphone Jack Casady bass (which I recently sold). While seated, I could angle it upwards so the first fret wasn't...
