Question I've noticed . .

[spychocyco]

I think the classiest configuration is a single, ornate design at the 12th fret. There are quite a few brands that have some sort of variation of this and I think they all look great. Basically, a design like the NOMAC Majesty board. Pure class.

I can get behind that. I came close to buying a guitar from a new brand without having ever picked one up a few weeks ago because I thought it was really classy looking -- black with white binding and a 12th fret design. Loved it instantly. I might go into debt for a limited Axis in that configuration with a nice design.

 

[GWDavis28]

Well they use to have the special BFR logo which I was sure about at first, but it grew on me and when I got my AL HH, I really liked it in person. There were those that didn't like it, but in my opinion it was done well.

Etudica, but if you had to chose a small or large dot which might be your choice.

Sure there are tons of fret designs out there, but I was just focusing on what EBMM's offering. I'm sure people would pay more for different fret marker. And the Starry night I wasn't sure at first, but I like the look after seeing one in person.

Glenn |B)

 

[Terry007]

I prefer the larger dots. The roasted maple neck on my Valentine is highly figured. If it had small dots they would disappear.

 

[agt]

Small dots. They are one of many nice details that make EBMM instruments unique.

 

[Jamie M]

Smaller or no dots for me as well.


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[Spudmurphy]

Huge fan of smaller dots = classic

 

[GWDavis28]

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