That is just nasty. The fret is already starting to taper away before it has reached the first string. There's no excuse for that. First string...
This is a problem that seems to carry its own solution - something akin to the Darwin Award.
That's all stuff you do to the guitar once you have played it in. None of that affects a purchasing decision.
The choice is ultimately between you and your wallet, but generally I would say that the best way to bypass all the concerns over quality (and...
Your last point is probably spot on. Also on early guitars nibs tended to be very thin and flexible.
The construction lines on the pic say it all. Nothing to do with camera angles. And that doesn't appear to be Angus's guitar in your pics.
I've drawn a couple of thin yellow lines to locate the strap button [ATTACH]
That is a small part of it. But looking at that last picture it is clear that the strap button is at roughly the 20th fret. That is a full inch...
So you reckon that the cause of a large part of Beirut being vaporised a couple of years back was not the storage of several thousand tons of...
No - I meant that the Brian May red special thing is just details on top of the fundamental, which is the thinline. Which is just great.
Details...
You've got a thinline? Very nice. To celebrate here's what I consider the ultimate thinline performance. Enjoy [MEDIA]
When is a weak spot not a design flaw? When Gibson do it. Come on, colonel, you can't say there is no design flaw, and then go on to describe it...
Quartersawn is a good way to maximise strength when the design is compromised, but you only get a couple of quartersawn planks out of a log - one...
Something did happen that shouldn't have - they designed it wrong. Don't mistake the trigger for the cause. If you store paper and gasoline in the...
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