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Originally introduced by Fender Japan in the late 90's, as part of its Squier Vista series, this model was first re-released in 2014 with the Fender Pawn Shop range, and again in 2020 by Squier, as part of its Paranormal series. I've been wanting one of these reverse headstock offsets since the...

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Fender and Gibson. I have a few. 😅

I have a couple of longnecks. Their voicing is somewhere in between a standard soprano and a concert, due to their extra scale length, but still with that sweet, sweet, soprano tone, because of their smaller bodies.

I've got one of these. Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar P/J short scale.

I went the other way. Still love uke though.

Did you know that Rick Nielsen, lead guitarist for Cheap Trick, once had over 2,000 axes in his collection? :oops: Now down to around 400, according to him. The battle between the love of guitar (or ukulele, etc, as the case may be), and the love of guitars, is real.

I have a thing for long-neck sopranos.

You can't beat a good multi-effects processor. Unfamiliar with this product, but I know Hotone makes some great hybrid mini tube amps.

There is no cure.

If it comes like that stock, then no. Except for solid-body, electric instruments.

This guy's.

For open chords, train your pinkie to mute the strings. With barre chords, simply release the pressure on the fretboard by slightly lifting your fingers, after playing.

Very striking. Congrats and enjoy!

Yeah, mine was quite rough looking, with splinters and chips everywhere. Must be a quality-control issue, unlike the spruce-top travel models, which are flawlessly finished. Perhaps made in a different factory?

Very nice, I had bought the exotic mahogany model during Covid lockdown, but it was a bit beaten up, so returned it.

😂😂😂

On such a small instrument, what advantage is there in having a radiused fretboard?

He's my hero.

I don't drink, smoke, or live ostentatiously. Ukes are so relatively small and cheap, that I don't get hung up by UAS, or any other angst, due to owning a few of them.