Gr3y New member Nov 16, 2006 #21 Everdying said: gibson factory settings are higher on bass 5/64" to 3/64" on treble, both at 12th fret. fender factory settings have both sides the same height, 4/64" at 17th fret. Click to expand... think again about the fretboard radius.. they are different..
Everdying said: gibson factory settings are higher on bass 5/64" to 3/64" on treble, both at 12th fret. fender factory settings have both sides the same height, 4/64" at 17th fret. Click to expand... think again about the fretboard radius.. they are different..
Everdying New member Nov 16, 2006 #22 Gr3y said: Everdying said: gibson factory settings are higher on bass 5/64" to 3/64" on treble, both at 12th fret. fender factory settings have both sides the same height, 4/64" at 17th fret. Click to expand... think again about the fretboard radius.. they are different.. Click to expand... tell that to dan erlewine, cos its straight from his book. and that is the reason why bridge saddles are radiused.
Gr3y said: Everdying said: gibson factory settings are higher on bass 5/64" to 3/64" on treble, both at 12th fret. fender factory settings have both sides the same height, 4/64" at 17th fret. Click to expand... think again about the fretboard radius.. they are different.. Click to expand... tell that to dan erlewine, cos its straight from his book. and that is the reason why bridge saddles are radiused.
Gr3y New member Nov 16, 2006 #23 Everdying said: Gr3y said: Everdying said: gibson factory settings are higher on bass 5/64" to 3/64" on treble, both at 12th fret. fender factory settings have both sides the same height, 4/64" at 17th fret. Click to expand... think again about the fretboard radius.. they are different.. Click to expand... tell that to dan erlewine, cos its straight from his book. and that is the reason why bridge saddles are radiused. Click to expand... i'm a fan of dan erlewine too! hahaa
Everdying said: Gr3y said: Everdying said: gibson factory settings are higher on bass 5/64" to 3/64" on treble, both at 12th fret. fender factory settings have both sides the same height, 4/64" at 17th fret. Click to expand... think again about the fretboard radius.. they are different.. Click to expand... tell that to dan erlewine, cos its straight from his book. and that is the reason why bridge saddles are radiused. Click to expand... i'm a fan of dan erlewine too! hahaa
D df New member Nov 16, 2006 #24 ala_carte said: df said: Now what are those numbers supposed to be in cm? Lol... Click to expand... they're in inches Click to expand... I know they're in inches...but what's /64 in cm?
ala_carte said: df said: Now what are those numbers supposed to be in cm? Lol... Click to expand... they're in inches Click to expand... I know they're in inches...but what's /64 in cm?
S synapse New member Nov 16, 2006 #25 ShredCow said: Yeap... doesn't come out of the amp, its okay. Its normal for the steel strings to rattle against the metal frets. Click to expand... its kind of irritating though.. seems to get worse if i use Eb tuning
ShredCow said: Yeap... doesn't come out of the amp, its okay. Its normal for the steel strings to rattle against the metal frets. Click to expand... its kind of irritating though.. seems to get worse if i use Eb tuning
S synapse New member Nov 16, 2006 #27 gsonique said: remember with low tuning your innotation slips as well ya !! Click to expand... care to elaborate? paiseh don't know much
gsonique said: remember with low tuning your innotation slips as well ya !! Click to expand... care to elaborate? paiseh don't know much
S ShredCow New member Nov 16, 2006 #28 synapse said: ShredCow said: Yeap... doesn't come out of the amp, its okay. Its normal for the steel strings to rattle against the metal frets. Click to expand... its kind of irritating though.. seems to get worse if i use Eb tuning Click to expand... Then up your string gauge or use a guitar with a longer scale.
synapse said: ShredCow said: Yeap... doesn't come out of the amp, its okay. Its normal for the steel strings to rattle against the metal frets. Click to expand... its kind of irritating though.. seems to get worse if i use Eb tuning Click to expand... Then up your string gauge or use a guitar with a longer scale.
S synapse New member Nov 16, 2006 #29 ShredCow said: synapse said: ShredCow said: Yeap... doesn't come out of the amp, its okay. Its normal for the steel strings to rattle against the metal frets. Click to expand... its kind of irritating though.. seems to get worse if i use Eb tuning Click to expand... Then up your string gauge or use a guitar with a longer scale. Click to expand... weak fingers lah. guitar with a longer scale.. hhmmmm
ShredCow said: synapse said: ShredCow said: Yeap... doesn't come out of the amp, its okay. Its normal for the steel strings to rattle against the metal frets. Click to expand... its kind of irritating though.. seems to get worse if i use Eb tuning Click to expand... Then up your string gauge or use a guitar with a longer scale. Click to expand... weak fingers lah. guitar with a longer scale.. hhmmmm
Everdying New member Nov 16, 2006 #31 df said: ala_carte said: df said: Now what are those numbers supposed to be in cm? Lol... Click to expand... they're in inches Click to expand... I know they're in inches...but what's /64 in cm? Click to expand... you cant use cm cos the scale cant line up. and no one teach you in school that 1 inch is 2.54 cm?
df said: ala_carte said: df said: Now what are those numbers supposed to be in cm? Lol... Click to expand... they're in inches Click to expand... I know they're in inches...but what's /64 in cm? Click to expand... you cant use cm cos the scale cant line up. and no one teach you in school that 1 inch is 2.54 cm?
D df New member Nov 16, 2006 #33 Everdying said: df said: ala_carte said: df said: Now what are those numbers supposed to be in cm? Lol... Click to expand... they're in inches Click to expand... I know they're in inches...but what's /64 in cm? Click to expand... you cant use cm cos the scale cant line up. and no one teach you in school that 1 inch is 2.54 cm? Click to expand... Erm, no...it isn't gonna be tested, therefore they won't teach...
Everdying said: df said: ala_carte said: df said: Now what are those numbers supposed to be in cm? Lol... Click to expand... they're in inches Click to expand... I know they're in inches...but what's /64 in cm? Click to expand... you cant use cm cos the scale cant line up. and no one teach you in school that 1 inch is 2.54 cm? Click to expand... Erm, no...it isn't gonna be tested, therefore they won't teach...
D df New member Nov 17, 2006 #35 yahoo don't have, lol...nvm, since I know the conversion already... Woah, that's actually quite high, lol...
yahoo don't have, lol...nvm, since I know the conversion already... Woah, that's actually quite high, lol...
