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Hey Bp....question about wood choices for fretboards

This is a discussion on Hey Bp....question about wood choices for fretboards within the Music Man Guitars forums, part of the Gear Talk category; Originally Posted by Big Poppa Ebony is a pain in the ass and sometimes doesnt adjust quite as easily and ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Poppa View Post
    Ebony is a pain in the ass and sometimes doesnt adjust quite as easily and has a reare tendecy to crack and dry....
    I have a custom 7 string with a gaboon ebony fretboard and it has developed a hairline crack right up the middle from the 24th - 9th fret twice. The first time it happened I mentioned it to the luthier who said "send it back to me and I'll fix it" (he is in Peru). The second time it happened I said screw it, I'll deal. It is awesome under the fingers, but I think the huge climate shift from Peru to CT in the middle of winter didn't help things any.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Poppa View Post
    Ebony is a pain in the ass and sometimes doesnt adjust quite as easily and has a reare tendecy to crack and dry....

    OK. Thanks BP
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Poppa View Post
    YOu havent lived until you have had deep fried elephant!!!!YUMMY

    Now your talkin' my language..Deep Fried Elephant Jowls are the way to go..I mean..I enjoy them smoked for several hours in banana leaves..But deep-frying..just brings out the essence of the beast .But if you get to any African country during the Pacaderm hunting festivals..which usually run right in the middle of monsoon season..Hunters with black-powder muskets and muddy landsides give the hunting quarry a fighting chance ..But I like to litter the ground with moist prunes with a 8 inch piece of hemp twine running thru it..So theyeat the prune ..and it gets caught in there throat...and you can here them cough & gagging for miles around..Elephants love prunes..little known fact...Well after all the eating you wait..then the fun begins...Head-Cheese making time...enuff said..You haven't lived until you've eatin gelatinous cubes of elephant head cheese...Well..I need to go..Ii think I still have a bag of Orangutan in a duffle bag in the attic..I was going to use it for jerky....later
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    ... and the Yanks frown at us for eating snake and pygmy pie - sorry I mean steak and kidney pie!!
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    I played a guitar in a local shop some time ago that was made entirely of elephant and paving slabs... hey that's a cool name for a pub too... or maybe 'The Elephant and Footpath'
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudmurphy View Post
    ... and the Yanks frown at us for eating snake and pygmy pie - sorry I mean steak and kidney pie!!
    bloody yanks....
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