What do y'all think?
I've also heard that the pickups are better positioned on 22 fret guitars. Has this been anyone's experience?
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Originally Posted by: Poontang_clanI dont know, I use the other two frets alot, espeically with other peoples stuff. but for certain genres and styles 22 could be fine such as rythm players or jazz but i really like having the option. also i fonud this article about it
http://www.edromanguitars.com/newsite/techarticles/22vs24.htm
Originally Posted by: LeedoggHard to take advice from Ed Roman...
Originally Posted by: Poontang_clanI don't get it..... but also i always find myself reaching for a 25th and maybe 26th fret when im playing so i dont know what i would do without 23 and 24
Originally Posted by: Poontang_clanI don't get it..... but also i always find myself reaching for a 25th and maybe 26th fret when im playing so i dont know what i would do without 23 and 24
Originally Posted by: alucard0941What do you guys think about scalloping the last 3 frets of a guitar - the 22 23 24 frets, such as the Ibanez Jem. Why would you do that? for better bends?
Originally Posted by: schmangeDo you know where there are any 'good' guitar stores around"
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Originally Posted by: LeedoggEd Roman is a frickin' shyster!
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I have been Misinformed. Thanks
[QUOTE=Leedogg]Besides tapping, are there any innate advantages of having 24 frets?