If I ever were a rockstar

[Mincer]

You can build a Warmoth Regal (singlecut) with a 25.5" scale neck, no problem. I still prefer 24.75", but to each their own.

My 2 Warmoths, a Soloist and a Velocity, are 24.75" scale. It just seems to work better for me.

 

[Snake Aces]

My 2 Warmoths, a Soloist and a Velocity, are 24.75" scale. It just seems to work better for me.

All my Warmoth six strings are 24.75" except for my unfinished Strat Floyd Rose project which has a 25.5" bocote neck.

I prefer 24.75". I have primarily been using 24.75" guitars since my first Epiphone Les Paul back in 99 or 2000 or so.

 

[weepingminotaur]

I am the opposite
I prefer the 24.75 scale
Which is the main feature of my signature above

I like and own a number of 24.75 scale guitars. But I find it very odd that guitar manufacturers invariably assume that wanting to own a single-cut guitar means you must want the Gibson scale length too...

 

[weepingminotaur]

You can build a Warmoth Regal (singlecut) with a 25.5" scale neck, no problem. I still prefer 24.75", but to each their own.

I have no skills to build anything.

And as mentioned, I own 24.75 guitars and they're great. I own 25.5 guitars too and they are also great. But I would very much like to own a Les Paul shape with a 25.5 scale and those seem to be rarer than hen's teeth...

 

[Mincer]

I like and own a number of 24.75 scale guitars. But I find it very odd that guitar manufacturers invariably assume that wanting to own a single-cut guitar means you must want the Gibson scale length too...

Tradition is the enemy of innovation.

 

[jeremy]

if i were to have a signature guitar, it could be this. very chambered swamp ash body with sycamore top, maple/rw neck, antiquity ii jaguar neck pup, paf type 7.6k a2 bucker i wound, duncan custom shop tapped '53 esquire pup for strat in the bridge