Brian Krashpad
Well-Known Member
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He would like Strats more if he stood?
I almost always play standing, but I don't like Strats either.
Am confused.
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He would like Strats more if he stood?
I almost always play standing, but I don't like Strats either.
Am confused.
Howz this?
Kinda S-shaped…maybe a bit….melted looking…and puffy.
Kinda S-shaped…maybe a bit….melted looking…and puffy.
fitz
Ambassador of DIY
Um, no.
Nope.
Ok, I'll go with that...
DirtySteve
Ambassador of Hold My Beer
Yeah, I don't see S-shape in that at all.
Fine then….I feel like that was a bit of fat shaming there… Here…
Brian Krashpad
Well-Known Member
Me neither.
Which isn't a knock on T-60s. I have one myself. The big beef with them is their weight. Which is why I got a solid color one. Some of those (including mine) are poplar rather than Northern Ash, and are considerably lighter. Not light, mind you. But lighter.
Brian Krashpad
Well-Known Member
Thanks!
It’s not “fully” scalloped…just a “Blackmore” style. Starts on the high pair of strings at 6th fret, spreads out around 10th, and back down again. Maybe not for everyone, but not a bad setup IMO. I got used to it pretty quickly.
I play better sitting. Doesn’t matter the guitar or shape.
Jethro Rocker
Ambassador of Live & Loud Action
I have a few double cutaway pointy thungs but I wouldn't really call em Strat shapes.
Just the one I got recently with the required HB in bridge. Ultra II Texas Tea.
Just the one I got recently with the required HB in bridge. Ultra II Texas Tea.
Jethro Rocker
Ambassador of Live & Loud Action
Scale length? It's a thing for sure. Volume knob is not really in the rignt place for me either.
