I do have one question, the answer to which has eluded my research attempts. My guitar has a separate maple fingerboard. (A very attractive one I might add.) Every other maple neck-fingerboard guitar I've owned has a solid maple neck which is also the fingerboard. Why? Besides the aesthetic reason, is there another tonal advantage or disadvantage?Asat maple fingerboard?
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Asat maple fingerboard?
Greetings! I am a new G&L owner I have a ASAT tribute classic and I just love it. I do have one question, the answer to which has eluded my research attempts. My guitar has a separate maple fingerboard. (A very attractive one I might add.) Every other maple neck-fingerboard guitar I've owned has a solid maple neck which is also the fingerboard. Why? Besides the aesthetic reason, is there another tonal advantage or disadvantage?
I do have one question, the answer to which has eluded my research attempts. My guitar has a separate maple fingerboard. (A very attractive one I might add.) Every other maple neck-fingerboard guitar I've owned has a solid maple neck which is also the fingerboard. Why? Besides the aesthetic reason, is there another tonal advantage or disadvantage?-
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Re: Asat maple fingerboard?
Hopefully, this will explain why: About the truss rod.Fender Splendor wrote:Greetings! I am a new G&L owner I have a ASAT tribute classic and I just love it.
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Re: Asat maple fingerboard?
Thank you so much!