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Thomas
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1) You can put a 25.5" neck on there without moving the bridge. You will need to make some bridge adjustments, but it will play OK. It may not intonate perfectly higher up the neck... but I wouldn't worry too much. A Strat neck should work fine. |
I have a Strat neck on my old MIM Duo and it's A-OK, |
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visceral
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| Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2015 8:24 pm Post subject: |
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Singlepickup thank you sir for the clarification! I eventually figured it out but I think its nice to have a finite post here for the MIM Duo's.
And Thomas I did measure and I can post the pics sometime tonight. I think it could be done if one were to A. use a different style bridge from Stew Mac etc or B. Moving the bridge forward and cut a custom pickguard and relocate the pickup positioning.
I may eventually buy a Jagmaster and have a custom 24" conversion neck(s) made based on its scale/design but that'll be down the road, I already have more money that the guitar is worth wrapped up in mods so I figure I'll invest the $$$ in my next few projects for now.
\m/ Thank you for interest in helping and info etc this site has been very helpful. I just failed with the neck info cuz Im skimming thru lots of pages at wee' hours in the morning. |
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singlepup
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| Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2015 12:33 am Post subject: |
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| No problem! So I'm guessing you're going to stick with the original neck? Post pics when the project is complete! |
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visceral
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| Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2015 11:16 am Post subject: |
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| So apparently this Jagstang neck I have wont fit, I thought the 24" scale neck would work on a Duo Sonic without moving the bridge etc. But Im wrong. Can anyone verify what neck will actually work? Like will a Strat neck work without moving the bridge back? |
Did you put it on and measure it? |
Just poopiez and gigglez I measured and it could be done with a lil dremel action on the pickguard and moving the bridge forward but that would probably require filling the original bridge holes, repainting body (if it were me), and possibly cutting a custom pickguard all together to relocate the pickups positioning. All in all if I end up swapping a neck I will snag a MIM STRAT 25.5" neck and do it over going all out for the 24" otherwise one day maybe I'll get a custom 24"conversion neck like the Jagmaster. Then again a lot of work for an MIM...right?
^ crappy pic
side view^
^ better top view |
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visceral
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| Posted: Mon May 11, 2015 5:37 am Post subject: Progress: Long overdue |
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This isn't finished I am yet to do the MusicMaster Bridge/drill thru. But here is the progress thus far!
^ New Name Reborn "Minty Fresh"
^ Headstock and new tuners
^ Fender Family and Takamine photobomb |
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henkstroem
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| Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2015 10:52 am Post subject: |
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I think it turned out fine! Brings back memories, my first electric was also a white ´93 DS. I sold it after three years as I concentrated more on bass for a decade, but can remember the pickguard being dodgy and bendy even when new...
Neck and body finish look great after all those years! |
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