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I'll second this. Warmoth has a 7/8 size Strat body that you can pair with a conversion neck.Maybe spec a Warmoth Strat with some LP-esque specs and a 24.75'' conversion neck?
That's a great idea. And how dare you change your profile pic! How dare you!Maybe spec a Warmoth Strat with some LP-esque specs and a 24.75'' conversion neck?
Otherwise yeah, the closest thing is a PRS 594. And even then it's pushing the definition of a Superstrat.
korn dogg is retiredThat's a great idea. And how dare you change your profile pic! How dare you!
I don't even know who you are anymore.korn dogg is retired
now it's WITH EEERMS WAHD ERRHPEEERN
ok, this is going to sound weird.What guitars kinda cop the general aesthetic and tonal vibe? Kinda that thick LP sound and a Trem but not a traditional LP shape. Maybe EVH Wolfgang? EBMM Sabre?
no the rg series is literally a "super strat" , especially the original rg550Isn't this how we got the RG series
In all fairness, that particular Jackson guitar was instead modeled after an amoeba.Wow we collectively didn't mention the Mark Morton sig.
Why would that start a debate? I love alder, but if I wanted something that sounded like a LP, that's absolutely not where I'd start.I agree about the scale length. Also, I would avoid any alder based guitars (not wanting to start a debate).
The first guitar that came to my mind is the Kramer Nightswan (if you can find a good one). Second guitar that came to my mind is the LTD (EII) EX. You'll have to pull out the EMGs though.
Wow we collectively didn't mention the Mark Morton sig. Epic fail.
The shape is uh pretty important in defining superstrats, les pauls and othersNothing about the Dominion screams "SUPERSTRAT" to me, it's just a Les Paul with a different body.
24.75" scale? Check.
Humbuckers? Check.
4-knob control layout? Check.
Big block inlays? Check.
Mahogany body? Check.
TOM bridge? Check.
So, what's the part that ISN'T a Les Paul, just the shape then.