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OT... I think the intonation suffers when the fretboard's over 96"

Posted 2008-01-10 12:12 AM (#61709)
Subject: OT... I think the intonation suffers when the fretboard's over 96"

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what scale would this be in?

Capital "V"

;)

Glenn

Posted 2008-01-10 12:34 AM (#61710 - in reply to #61709)
Subject: Re: OT... I think the intonation suffers when the fretboard's over 96"

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Heavy weight scale

Posted 2008-01-10 12:39 AM (#61711 - in reply to #61709)
Subject: Re: OT... I think the intonation suffers when the fretboard's over 96"

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Typical V. Can't sit down and play it :D

Posted 2008-01-10 2:18 AM (#61712 - in reply to #61709)
Subject: Re: OT... I think the intonation suffers when the fretboard's over 96"

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I sold a perfectly good, ballsy "V" copy for that very reason.

Posted 2008-01-10 7:30 AM (#61713 - in reply to #61709)
Subject: Re: OT... I think the intonation suffers when the fretboard's over 96"

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C clamp and a 2 by 4 would make a good capo

Posted 2008-01-10 8:25 AM (#61714 - in reply to #61709)
Subject: Re: OT... I think the intonation suffers when the fretboard's over 96"

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I think it's a compensation issue...

Posted 2008-01-10 8:27 AM (#61715 - in reply to #61709)
Subject: Re: OT... I think the intonation suffers when the fretboard's over 96"

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I want one..

Posted 2008-01-10 3:49 PM (#61716 - in reply to #61709)
Subject: Re: OT... I think the intonation suffers when the fretboard's over 96"

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Shipping would be a killer... :D