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Playability and shape of frets
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Ruphus
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Playability and shape of frets
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Really don´t remember why, but originally I thought to be prefering relatively flat fret wire. Then, after obtaining my classical Burguet with pretty high frets, at first it felt as if it was harder to play, but soon I found myself to actually be liking it. Somehow, for a lack of words, fingering felt more defined. And meanwhile I am certainly booked on high and broad wire. There is this restaurated axe which the restaurator and I had agreed on to have it refretted in a way that should model the original fret dimensions, which was thin and flat wire. A mistake. I will need to have it refretted again. - With that Evo wire, which once I recommended on the foro, besides. You makers may not want to miss out on it. It´s a couple of additional cents that pay in terms of proccessing, durability, appearance and (from what I heard) feeling. Ruphus
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