pooo said:Here's something about the scale length:
The scale length measures the vibrating length of the string from the saddle to the nut. The standard scale length is 25 1/2 inches. There are guitars built around other scale lengths (fret-scale), but usually are fairly close to 25 1/2 inches. Guitars to avoid are 1/2 or 3/4 sized guitars. Their shortened scale length causes the strings to "buzz" against the frets and makes tuning difficult.
The part about 1/2 or 3/4 sized guitars is really true. My epiphone peevee i got for travel purposes is an absolute pain in the arse when it comes to tuning.
Think I might get one for fun anyway to have around the office and to take on short trips. How much you pay for yours?pooo said:It's the flying v version. The les paul one's called Peewee. heh kinky names.
But really, playing them takes getting used to because each fret is smaller, you can shred, but you definitely can't chord. The most you can do is some powerchords. Any other thing and it goes off tune. Plus the mini amp that comes with it is incomparable to the Marshall Ms-2 micro.