Nah. A 10" difference barely registers for me anymore, switching between my Jaguar, Strat, Tele, VI and Jazz Bass all the time. You notice it at first, but your brain and fingers adapt. You guys must be blessed with big phalanges. A 24-inch scale guitar is the difference between me using my ri...

Either way, 24" vs 24.75", the difference in distance between from nut to 1st fret would be 0.042" or a gnats knacker over 1mm. Are you going to notice that difference while playing? I don't. Yes, absolutely. When you play hours a day, small differences like that are huge. It's like ...

timhulio wrote:24" scale is a pretty tall order, luckily...

I can't believe the neck width is 47mm on the Brian Mays while most guitars are 42-43mm!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Special

I'm looking for a 24-inch scale, set-neck, angled headstock, solid-body electric. Anybody know of one?

Can someone please direct me to one?

Seen any short SGs around?

thanks guys! I like that the body is a little slimmer. It puts my picking hand in a better position compared to feeling like I'm reaching over the guitar with thicker bodies.

please?

Can someone please measure the distance from the bridge-end of the nut to the headstock-end of the first fret of their Jaguar and Mustang? Then can you measure the distance from the bridge-end of the nut to the end of the fretboard on both models as well? I'm trying to figure out if the distance bet...

Thanks smallbox. I should have specified, the early '90s CIJ Mustangs.

What material do you think the early '90s crafted in Japan Mustangs were made of? Basswood, Poplar, Alder?