danbe I love the feel and play of my Jagstang or Jaguar and was wondering, if I get a 24 inch scale neck, can I fit it onto a strat-style body. Would it intonate properly or would the bridge, etc have to be relocated?Any help would be greatly appreciated.
65fenvox This should answer all your questions or at least shed some light on your idea. http://www.jag-stang.com/News/2007/10/2 ... d-mustang/
phaeton or in the simplest of terms no it wont, you'd have to move the bridge foward to where the bridge pickup is which of course wont work.
robertoriginal i just rememberd that fender actually made a shortscale strat in the early 90'si don't remember the exact modle number or name or anything like that, i just remember someone a while back posted it up and everyone thought he was lying until he took a ruler to it or seomthing like that.like nirvana said, i do some guitar stuff.
quilted robert(original) said: i just rememberd that fender actually made a shortscale strat in the early 90'sThey also had the Strat Jr pretty recently. But that was a 22.72" scale with a smaller body.
robertoriginal are you serious, i never heard of the strat jr. a 22.72 scale you sale?so very reminesent of an old duo.wait.... are talking about the squire?i have messed with one of those before, too tiny for me.
65fenvox That looks like one of those "Mini" Strats. I have one made buy Squire, bought at a yard sale for 20 bucks new. Has hotter single coil's than my proper Fender's. This is the only guitar I have ever played that will not stay in tune at all, not even the bass strings! After tuning, you touch it and its out again. When ever I'm stressed, I take it out on that thing. Complete garbage.
