




wahwah, on gigging in the UAE:
It was refreshing to see Australians abroad, sober. I almost didn't recognise them.
Funkfingers, in response to some highy questionable spam:
When this forum talks about getting wood, we're usually thinking of flamed maple.
Mike Hastings, 14th Earl of Loudoun:
I reckon I might send Lizzie a bill for back rent. The old girl's family have been living in my bloody castle for the last 500 years.



On another scale conversion note, I've been thinking of trying to make a 25" scale conversion neck for Fender, since I can't convince the fine folks at Warmoth that THIS NEEDS TO HAPPEN RIGHT F@$@$@#ING NOW.
"Screw regulations. Bring the noise."



wahwah, on gigging in the UAE:
It was refreshing to see Australians abroad, sober. I almost didn't recognise them.
Funkfingers, in response to some highy questionable spam:
When this forum talks about getting wood, we're usually thinking of flamed maple.
Mike Hastings, 14th Earl of Loudoun:
I reckon I might send Lizzie a bill for back rent. The old girl's family have been living in my bloody castle for the last 500 years.



Last edited by ImmortalSix; 06-13-2012 at 04:50 AM.
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Literally the first sentence about their conversion necks on the page I linked is
All conversion necks work with any standard (25 1/2" scale) body.
So yes, that is specifically what they are for - dropping in to Fender bodies no sweat.
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Completely wrong!
I have purchased several 24.75 inch conversion necks for Stratocasters, including a Warmoth with the top of the neck being angles like a Gibsons Les Paul.
Nothing to it!
Dependent on the gauge of the strings, bends are slightly easier than on a regular 25.5 Strat neck.
Tone wise - no difference.
Bridge setup is same, as matter of FACT, I did not have to make any change to set-up for this scale neck. Frets are in same location as a Les Paul.
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Stratman, you are responding to a post that is not correct / true / credible.
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http://www.usacustomguitars.com/neckfeatures.html
Check out these alternate scales:
Retro-fit Conversion Guitar Necks
We offer three different "alternate" scale replacement necks for those looking for a different feel on their favorite bolt-on body.
25" scale - 22 frets
24 3/4" scale - 22 frets
28 5/8" scale baritone - 24 frets
All conversion necks work with any standard (25 1/2" scale) body. Square fingerboard end overhangs are only available on these retro-fit conversion necks - sorry no rounded fingerboard ends due to the way in which the different scale is achieved.
(That means no Telecasters!)
The heel shape of Strat® necks is rounded at the end, Teles® are squared. Strat® necks will fit Tele® bodies but show a gap at the corners. Tele® necks may not intonate on a Strat® body without neck pocket modification.
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