3/4 Scale PRS

[BobbyD]

If PRS made a 3/4 scale PRS, SE or Maryland-built, would you buy one?

For your child? For yourself?

Absolutely! It kills me that my 5-year-old has to play another brand when he wants to "jam" along with me.

 

[alantig]

My gut makes a full-size PRS look like a 3/4-sized guitar, so no. Don't want to deal with the "when did PRS start making ukeleles?" questions.

 

[Daniel]

My daughter started on a 3/4 acoustic when she was six, her first electric was a short scale Daisy Rock she got for her 7th birthday. Neck width was never a problem. She still has it in her room somewhere so I'll check the string spacing tomorrow. The Daisy Rock is a well built guitar.

 

[Aldwyn]

If you mean a short scale bass with a 408 style bass pickup... then yes.

Oooh... short scale bass could be way cool!

And while I played a Mustang for many years, I am not sure I would go back to a short scale 6 string.

 

[justmund]

Reviving this one. Last weekend, my daughter (at 7 months old) worked out how to strum the strings instead of just grabbing them. I play for her every weekend when I see her so there's a strong chance she's going to pick up the axe.

Now that we have the S2 series with much lower manufacturing costs, I'm putting it out there that this would make a great base for a 3/4 scale PRS (or maybe even a limited run).

Just planting the seed...

 

[jfb]

I'd play one. Sparkle finish please.

 

[]-[@n$0Ma☩!©]

Just planting the seed...

Actually, you're watering it. Thank you!

 

[justmund]

True! Now, where's the fertilizer?

 

[uncledummy]

please...

 

[Bluesboy998]

 

[Bluesboy998]

Just a little too big

 

[RedVee]

I'd consider a short scale (30") PRS SE Bass... Sparrow?

 

[BrianC]

I would buy one from Pete after he tired of it

true dat...