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Paul Arntson


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Washington, USA
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2005 11:48 am    
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Spotted this chrome-pickup 3-neck.
The photo is so dark you have to download it and enhance the brightness to see anything. One of the reasons it might not be moving is they call it a pedal, but the photo shows no pedals. Looks like a 26" scale, very early model. 33 frets. Original domed knobs.
http://www.gbase.com/gearlist/guitar_picture.asp?guitar=609752&home=dealer
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Gerald Ross


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Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2005 12:48 pm    
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Something is fishy with this one. What's with the straight legs? I thought all Stringmasters had angled legs.

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Jeff Au Hoy


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Honolulu, Hawai'i
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2005 1:04 pm    
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HowardR


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N.Y.C.-Fire Island-Asheville
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2005 1:13 pm    
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This is a long scale.....I was kinda thinkin' of hoppin' on the F train to check it out.....but.....My future ex wife may not approve

[This message was edited by HowardR on 31 January 2005 at 01:14 PM.]

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Gerald Ross


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Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2005 1:14 pm    
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Chet Au Hoy



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Rick Alexander


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Florida, USA, R.I.P.
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2005 1:24 pm    
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Lollipop tuners too -it must be a real early model, '53 or '54? Definitely 26" scale. I'd think about it, but even 24 1/2" is too long for me. I'd get longaphobia . .


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Rick Alexander
57 Fender Stringmaster T8, 49 Fender Custom, 69 Strat, 68 Tele, Rickenbacker BD6, National New Yorker
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Jon Light


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Saugerties, NY
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2005 1:27 pm    
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I've got a '54 long scale D-8 and the legs have a bunch more angle than this SM. I was also tempted to run up to Ludlow just to answer some questions but I'm decompressing from a late night last night and it's just not in the cards.
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HowardR


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N.Y.C.-Fire Island-Asheville
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2005 1:52 pm    
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Yep, I know just how you feel Jon

and Jeff is seated in front of the "talking foliage"....
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Rick Collins

 

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Claremont , CA USA
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2005 8:52 pm    
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I have a blonde 1954 triple, 26" scale Stringmaster. It had only slightly angled leg sockets. These were normally for the four-neck; but Fender put some of those leg sockets on the triple-necks.

The triple-necks look much better with the 18 degree wider stance leg sockets. I'm changing mine to the wider stance type and adding a fifth socket in the center at the tuning end to be used with either three or four legs.
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