ONE BIG PROBLEM


Dejan Sajinovic
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Dejan Sajinovic
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04/21/2002 9:11 am
When I turned 15, I´ve got my first electric guitar, an Epiphone Les Paul and now I´m 19 and a half, and playd on Epiphone since then.
But now my frets are almost gone on some places and I´ve been thinking about changing them (frets).

But The Big Problem is should I really change them our should I buy new guitar. I would really like to own an Ibanez RG-model and I can buy it, I´ve got money but there´s somthing else. I had Ibanez for a few days and I simply couldn´t palm mute it at all like I do on my Epiphone. Epiphone really feels great to me but I would really like one Ibanez.

So can anyone tell me if I can change to an Ibanez from an Epiphone and be comfortable on it after few weeks. Last thing I wanna do is to go to the music shop and return it back after a month and get half of my money back. I really liked the Ibanez but what I didn´t like at all was my muting and muting is basicly the only reason why I´m not a owner of an Ibanez. It just seemd like I didn´t get anywere after 4 days but how would it be after 4 weeks?
Dejan S. No speed limit
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P.A.W.
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P.A.W.
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04/21/2002 11:55 am
I Just had a similar problem with my Fender. I do a lot of bends when I Jam and had worn the frets down.
I took it into the local Gutair ER and had the Frets
re-crowned. It was a pretty simple procedure and didn't cost
very much. (Aprox $40.00) Hope this helps.

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lalimacefolle
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lalimacefolle
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04/21/2002 3:59 pm
I thought it would be more expensive!!!
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FretSlug
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FretSlug
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04/21/2002 4:02 pm
Wow.. That's quite cheap.. In Finland you must pay about 1000 marks that is like umm.. Eh.. Now maybe 200 Euros, so about 150$.. Maybe.. Dunno..
"If practise makes perfect, and no one is perfect, why practise? Duh.."
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albo
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albo
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04/22/2002 1:36 am
I thought it would be much more expensive for that
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