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Just to ease my mind ... I am assuming that once the 1st and 6 th. string scale length is determined,...... .Kent Bailey



Ya Bailey ...however, 2 arbitrarily chosen string lengths aint gonna do your hand and wrist any favours and is contrary
to the whole ergo-nomic fand fret idea. Much better to read my previous post and "find" or determine "YOUR" hand /arm / finger position for bar
cords and work from there. No maths needed. Just read the post till you grok it.

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the Padma wrote:
Bailey wrote:
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Just to ease my mind ... I am assuming that once the 1st and 6 th. string scale length is determined,...... .Kent Bailey



Ya Bailey ...however, 2 arbitrarily chosen string lengths aint gonna do your hand and wrist any favours and is contrary
to the whole ergo-nomic fand fret idea. Much better to read my previous post and "find" or determine "YOUR" hand /arm / finger position for bar
cords and work from there. No maths needed. Just read the post till you grok it.

One size don't fit all!

blessings
the
padma



Let me just add that a multiscale fretboard's solo function may not be ergonomics. In fact some multiscales are laid out in order to take advantage of compensation and tension issues. And for a fingerstyle player, bar chords may not be the issue to address...

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