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  1. Crusader
    If anyone owns one of these I'm wondering :- Does a Gibson Songwriter Deluxe measure 12 3/4 inches to the 12th fret? I'm wondering if they are like a Les Paul and don't measure half the scale length to the 12th fret
  2. Prostheta

    Version v0.1

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    Excel spreadsheet for calculating up to 36 frets derived from a single scale length. Measurements calculated in both Imperial and Metric. No compensation.
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