andergtr
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lots of people who play james tyler guitars understand why the necks feel so amazing. here is a closeup of the fingerboard rolling/edging that tyler does. it looks almost like a scalloped board, but it is just on the very edges of the fingerboard.
this gives the neck the feeling of a neck which has been played for decades.
i have my tech, rafael barajas (currently head of the yamaha guitars custom shop and formerly of james tyler guitars), do this on pretty much all my guitars with unfinished fingerboards. it makes even my cheap squiers play and feel amazing.
this gives the neck the feeling of a neck which has been played for decades.
i have my tech, rafael barajas (currently head of the yamaha guitars custom shop and formerly of james tyler guitars), do this on pretty much all my guitars with unfinished fingerboards. it makes even my cheap squiers play and feel amazing.