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Any CS-356 Players / Owners out there?

Guitarrista68

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Howdy All!!

I am back after a 14 year hiatus!! In a new life phase so I have more time to enjoy music and guitars. I just purchased a 2004 Custom Shop CS-356. I thought I'd celebrate my return and reach out to any fellow owners.
 

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MarcB

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I’ve been recently looking at the Mid-K and liking the short scale aspect of it.. but they are so rare.. (only two online for sale right now) .. and went looking for other makes/models that were short scale and semi hollow.. and there’s literally nothing else available out there (that I can find) 🤔
 
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MarcB said:
I’ve been recently looking at the Mid-K and liking the short scale aspect of it.. but they are so rare.. (only two online for sale right now) .. and went looking for other makes/models that were short scale and semi hollow.. and there’s literally nothing else available out there (that I can find) 🤔
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The Epiphone Elitist Byrdland are a bit more accessible than the Gibson ones, but are creeping (have crept) up in price. Of course, they have a touch more depth.
 
MarcB

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jb_abides said:
The Epiphone Elitist Byrdland are a bit more accessible than the Gibson ones, but are creeping (have crept) up in price. Of course, they have a touch more depth.
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I did consider the Epi Byrd.. but it’s still a large body guitar.. I have guitars that size.. I like the idea of a smaller skinnier guitar.. but still hollow and short scale..
 
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