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Some perverted imagery going on there. The lime green string silks only add to the bizarreness.
Number two lithium grease. Extreme pressure Valvoline.Some perverted imagery going on there. The lime green string silks only add to the bizarreness.
Number two lithium grease. Extreme pressure Valvoline.
Nah, he started out at less than zero, so...You posted here. So you've given this topic at least minimal thought, which is greater than zero.
Zero frets do insure better intonation. With the better fret materials we have now, they should make a comeback.
Overly a properly dressed nut they don't really.
What they do is allow quick, low string action at the first fret by essentially being the same as playing the second fret with a capo. This lets you cut the nut behind quickly because the string height is set by the fret itself.
The downside is they wear quicker than the rest of the frets because the strings are being drug across them as you tune up / down under pitch and when it wears out, it's more involved to replace than a nut.
I don't really have a problem with them, but no real reason to use them imo.
Yeah, whenever I get my Steinberger refretted, I want whoever does it to put a SS fret at the zero fret.The Brian May guitars have a zero fret. The first one I got a few years back developed a groove under the second string within HOURS, and every time you bent the string, you could hear a "ping". Annoying as hell. Back it went. Ashasha from HCEG replaced one with a SS fret to prevent similar issues.
The Brian May guitars have a zero fret. The first one I got a few years back developed a groove under the second string within HOURS, and every time you bent the string, you could hear a "ping". Annoying as hell. Back it went. Ashasha from HCEG replaced one with a SS fret to prevent similar issues.
SS does help for sure.
The Brian May guitars have a zero fret. The first one I got a few years back developed a groove under the second string within HOURS, and every time you bent the string, you could hear a "ping". Annoying as hell. Back it went. Ashasha from HCEG replaced one with a SS fret to prevent similar issues.
It disappoints me that stainless hasn't completely replaced nickel silver.