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Squier Jaguar Short Scale Club Part 3

You're killin me!lol! But it don't make sense to me. I don't have any training in music theory, I play by ear mostly country,bluegrass n classic rock

I don't have any formal music theory either. That's why I make silly guesses:D.

I will say, however, that I have no use for frets I can't easily reach and/or serve no useful purpose for the tunes I am playing;). I could say they are "bonus" frets, but I won't :bag::help:.
 
I gotcha, but if it weren't for dumbass I'd have no ass at all! Gloom,despair and agony on me!! Watched too much heehaw when I was a kid!lol!
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I picked up some music theory along the way, but all it does is confirm another way what I already knew by ear.

Folks sometimes ask whether I read music, and I usually say "not well enough to hurt my playing !"
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I picked up some music theory along the way, but all it does is confirm another way what I already knew by ear.

Folks sometimes ask whether I read music, and I usually say "not well enough to hurt my playing !"
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lol! Damn you're good! I can't read a note! Learned twice n forgot it all!don't care cause it's more fun being musically illiterate!!lol!!!
 
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I don't mean to offend anyone, I'm only making fun of myself....
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If I was the bandleader, I would choose a person with a good quick ear and sense of timing, over someone loaded with theory training and fluent music reading any day !

What small amount of theory they might require, I could teach whenever the need arose.
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If I was the bandleader, I would choose a person with a good quick ear over one loaded with theory training and fluent music reading any day !

What small amount of theory they might require, I could teach whenever the need arose.
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Good call! I was in Canada in 95 on a fishin trip. Loved it up there! My ears ain't what they used to be but they still work better than my brain!lol!
 
Managed to get some help on a few bits (fine motor control on my left hand still a bit tricky after surgery), and got through some mods on my Jag :-)



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I'm in. I really thought I was done buying basses. Then I tore a muscle in my left shoulder a few months back. As much as I love my P and J basses, reaching for that low F during the last set could be uncomfortable. So a short scale seemed a logical choice. This little bass is shocking. Feels and sounds like a Fender and at <$200 I couldn't say no. A quick restring with some old Chromes, adjustment to both the action and truss rod and I'm in short scale heaven.

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