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Replacement nut?
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bovinehost
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Hmmm, Bongo, you say?
I might have to look into this.
Hey, for those of you considering changing out a STingray neck for some 24 fret deal? Remember that it would change the distance between the nut and the bridge, effectively rendering it impossible to intonate without repositioning the entire bridge assembly.
Plus, ain't no money above the fifth fret, heh heh.
I might have to look into this.
Hey, for those of you considering changing out a STingray neck for some 24 fret deal? Remember that it would change the distance between the nut and the bridge, effectively rendering it impossible to intonate without repositioning the entire bridge assembly.
Plus, ain't no money above the fifth fret, heh heh.
That's a valid point. Unless, of course, the neck had a fingerboard extension.
While there may be no money above the fifth fret, playing above the 12th gets you the girls (or the guys, depending on gender or sexual preference) and makes guitar players nervous.
While there may be no money above the fifth fret, playing above the 12th gets you the girls (or the guys, depending on gender or sexual preference) and makes guitar players nervous.
