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February 8th, 2007

eddiez152

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Long scale or short scale string set

Basic differance between the two.

Typically Classical guitars look like they have a long scale string setup with saddle toward end of body.
With acoustics, I have seen with both.
I know there are builders that have different preferances including Taylor.

Which one is easier to play? I assume the short scale.

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