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No, only upsides. Easier to play, (usually) lighter, less strain on left arm/hand. You might need to adjust the right hand technique a bit; play With a slightly lighter touch, but that's not really a bad thing.

After suffering from tendinitis in my left shoulder I switched to short scale and never looked back! A '77 Mustang is my reliable work horse, but have a GAS for one of those Warmoth SS Jazzes...

Looks cool With the pick guard! What is the string spacing?

Anyone knows what the string spacing for the Starcaster is? Joe

D'addario Chromes medium scale works perfectly for the Stang. I use them all the time. Not too dull, and higher tension suits the short scale perctly!:bassist:

More short scales! Would love to to see the Fender Modern Player Jaguar Bass for instance in short scale

I just put a deposit for a Compact, and Alex told me a new, smaller 12" Version of the Compact will soon arrive, for better dipersion and treble! For my needs we still agreed on the original Compact as a stand alone cab (for now...).

Hahaha! Thanks for the feedback. The upside to hearing your mistakes is it helps you get better in the long run!:bassist:

Hi, did you receive the 112AG? Curious to hear if you're satisfied with it.

I have been gigging Mustangs for years, first a MIJ Re-issue, and the last 7 years a '77 MIA. Both great basses, and especially the '77 matches any Precision I have tried when it comes to quality. It also sounds similar, but With it's own vibe. So absolutely no need to worry about gigging...

Thanks, looking forward to that!

Anyone had the chance to compare the 115MB extension cab to the 112AG? Really curious about that AG...

Good to hear! Did you go for the standard 1,6" neck or the 1,5"? JoE

Hi DW. Received it yet? How is it, and how is the neck particularly?

Thanks :)

Thanks, I'd love to hear all about it when it arrives! :)

Hi, I'm GASing for a short scale P-Bass, and the Landing L30P seems to be it! But there is no info the P necks on the web site. Are they wide like a regular P-bass, or slim and narrow like a J-bass? It seems their standard necks are 1,6" at the nut, but I noticed some are 1,5". A bit...

A 12" cab would be cool!

It got a glowing review in this month's Bass Guitar Magazine. 5 out of 5 stars!

Fender Bassman TV combos. Not cheap, but look fantastic!

It's really strange how totally different these amps are perceived. People seem to either love or hate them.

Cool! Thanks, I have a gas for one of those! Was a bit worried when I saw there is no possibility for en extension cab, but have heard they do fine for stage monitoring on their own.

Is it a TV 15 or Duo Ten you got there? And are you happy wiyh it?

Tried the EBS T90. 90 watts all-tube goodness!

Medium scales fit perfectly.

The New York 151 is the one you want. Stacks perfectly under the Berlin combo.

I would also love the Modern Player Jag as a short scale. Mainly because I prefer maple fretboards, but a Fender logo wouldn't hurt either... light poser.

I want this... as short scale ...

Better late... the best joke I've seen in here! Still laughing...

Hahahaha.... Hilarious! :D

Ok, thanks

It seems the front is angled backwards. Does anyone know if it's just the cabinet or if the speaker(s) are also tilted in the TVs?

Heisann! Oslo-bassist her også.

... and Bruce Foxton of The Jam. A great inspiration when I startet playing back in the 80s

Wetton/Bruford. King Crimson's Red says it all!

Thanks a lot!:) Guess it just feels heavier due to the single top handle. JoE.

Hi, The Fender site says the TV Duo Ten weighs 61.5 lbs (27.8 kg), and I remember someone here said the weight was 53 lbs. But when lifting one in the store it felt more like 75 lbs. Anybody else here who could verify the weight of the Duo Ten (or the Fifteen)? Thanks, Joe

Now this looks nice with its maple neck and black blocks, and at a decent price too. Only wish it was a short scale.....

Would love to see this jaguar as a short scale!

Hi, I have owned a RI and still own a '77 with a maple fretboard. The RI has a short scale Jazz neck while the '77 has a short P-neck' i.e it's a bit wider and and fatter. Though I like the skinny neck of the RI, the '77 (at least mine) is a better bass in every respect. It feels more solid...