Guitar Logo fading.

[whitestar]

Not sure if I had posted in the right place. Heh!

Anyway, just wanna ask ard if anyone other than me have encounter, tt the logo on your headstock fades off?

My hofner logo is fading off like free now.

Anyone got any suggestion, should I get a new set of logo printed over the existing logo? :/

Thanks!

 

[carboxymoron]

Yes, better replace the logo, if not your guitar will start to sound worse.

 

[alias1377934a]

yes he is right,when the logo fade the guitar would not produce any sound

 

[daryle]

a newly printed logo could be a lot more expensive than what it's worth.

And also, if you print a new logo over the old one, people might think you actually have a fake guitar.

don't worry about the fading. it's part of the aging process of the guitar. just appreciate it.

 

[whitestar]

Yes, better replace the logo, if not your guitar will start to sound worse.

Seriously? E logo fading affects e sound of e guitar/bass?

 

[whitestar]

a newly printed logo could be a lot more expensive than what it's worth.

And also, if you print a new logo over the old one, people might think you actually have a fake guitar.

don't worry about the fading. it's part of the aging process of the guitar. just appreciate it.

I was thinking to remove the present logo, and replace it with a brand new one. :/

 

[carboxymoron]

Seriously? E logo fading affects e sound of e guitar/bass?

No I'm kidding. How does that even work?

What we're saying is, don't be so caught on the looks of your guitar. I agree with Daryle, a brand new decal might end up making it look fake.