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Rosewood or Maple Fretboards?
i like the way maple looks with most guitars.
do different types of fretboards create different sounds? i heard that somewhere but wasn't sure if it was true. |
I like rosewood and ebony fretboards because I think they look better. They all definitely feel different, and I'd say I'm the most used to rosewood fretboards.
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Rosewood and Maple fretboards have different tones. Maples have brighter tones which is why I like them much better. I wish they would make jazzmasters with maple fretboards. As for looks I don't really care, I guess I think maple ones also look better, but I would buy a jazzmaster even if it had a rosewood fretboard. The reason so many guitars have rosewood and not maple is because it's harder to get the truss rod into a neck with a maple fretboard.
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rosewood baby!!! for looks and tone.
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guitars are stupid
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Maple
It does have a beautiful look, doesn't it. |
for me, i get better action on rosewood.
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maple
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frozen olive pitts stuck together with chewing gum.......
no really rosewood |
Maple's tone is brighter, but marginal enough so that the appearance is way more important to me. I generally like maple on Strat-ish guitars and rosewood on Les Paul-ish guitars. Also depends on the color of the body. I think rosewood looks better overall, though, and I also feel like it's a bit harder to bend on. Maybe that's just me.
I don't really use maples, though, so I have very limited experience with them. My next guitar will be. |
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