3/4 sized electric guitar

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3/4 sized electric guitar

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Maddie has been playing her classical 3/4 for a year now & I'm toying with getting her a similar sized electric. Has anyone had any experiences with the squier affinity or epiphone 3/4? Both great prices. Any others to consider (needs to be about £100)
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I played the Squier Strat Mini in the shop and quite liked it.
(I've currently loaned out to a colleague the short scale Strat that The Burbz gave me otherwise I'd offer to loan you that for a bit. When do you need it?)
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Harley Benton do a mini strat for cheapz:

http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_st_mini_bk.htm

Can't vouch for it's quality.

I think Robroe bought a small guitar for his son. Seem to remember him posting about it as I want to pick something similar up for Little Miss BB when she's a bit bigger.
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NickS wrote:I played the Squier Strat Mini in the shop and quite liked it.
(I've currently loaned out to a colleague the short scale Strat that The Burbz gave me otherwise I'd offer to loan you that for a bit. When do you need it?)
Thanks Nick, I'm in no rush. It's on the back of a conversation with maddie last night where we were listening to the bbc rock show.
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Post by cur »

check out the ibanez mikro. I like them because they have a bit wider fret board and are usually very nice.

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cur wrote:check out the ibanez mikro. I like them because they have a bit wider fret board and are usually very nice.
given she is playing a classical guitar which for a 3/4 guitar is a nice deep neck with a wide flat fretboard she might find the transition back and forth easier.
plopswagon wrote:I like teles and strats because they're made out of guitar.
robroe wrote:I dont need a capo. I have the other chords in my tonefingers