RVA, Jr.

[RVA]

Yes, this is true. Adds another point of friction to the strings. But... Does it make a difference, for better or worse?

When the "faux zero fret" is in perfect condition, I would think it has little or no effect and that it is all down hill from there.

 

[Session 5]

Thanks! Here you go

This drop-in replacement from Graph Tech provides a quick solution for guitarists wanting to change out their factory Zero-Fret adjustable nut. Simply remove and replace the metal nut, and use the included set screws to adjust the string height for your preferred action.

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Graph Tech they make fantastic Products!! You know Ray, we are just not known in this Country for being great Beer Producers.

 

[jtcnj]

Times they are a changin'.
Congrats on making that your own.
Must be a winner to become your namesake - and with a dog ear!!

Well I'll be an egg-sucking mule!!

 

[RVA]

Times they are a changin'.
Congrats on making that your own.
Must be a winner to become your namesake - and with a dog ear!!

Well I'll be an egg-sucking mule!!

You always love your own child, no matter what ailment or shortcoming they have. I am proud of my dog-eared boy!!

 

[Sp8ctre]

When the "faux zero fret" is in perfect condition, I would think it has little or no effect and that it is all down hill from there.

I'd call it a re-engineering or new approach...not "Fake" I've had 3 including what you call a "Real" Zero fret and they work very much the same...