worn maple fretboard electric guitar frets strings finish
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| navigate by keyword : 1950s although avoid cguitar chosen close colored companies cosmetically darker desirable different displayed divots electric fender finger fingerboard finish found fretboard frets guitar guitars laquer later leo light luthier manufacturers maple more obvious originally players problem rare rather relic rock roll rosewood soon strings that these this tone used vintage was wear while wood worn yielded |
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| While maple was originally chosen for the fretboard or fingerboard of electric guitars in the 1950s, cguitar players and manufacturers soon found out that the light colored wood displayed these divots or finger wear that was rather obvious. In the later 1950s, companies used the darker Rosewood to avoid this problem although it yielded a different tone, it was more cosmetically desirable |
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