30 Dec 99 - 04:55 PM (#155802) Subject: Guitar Neck Angles From: MK For those that might be interested I found a really excellent article on guitar neck angles, and methods of detection of neck angle problems, by Frank Ford at Frets.com To read it, click here. Happy Millenema to all Mudcatters. |
30 Dec 99 - 07:30 PM (#155865) Subject: RE: Guitar Neck Angles From: McGrath of Harlow That's a really handy resource, Michael K. And I'm pleased to say that my fairly chewed up Angelica which dates from about 1960 (though I only bought it in a charity shop four years or so ago) came through the tests with flying colours. |
31 Dec 99 - 11:55 AM (#156101) Subject: RE: Guitar Neck Angles From: JedMarum Michael - this is a great article, and a great site. Thanks for the link! Happy New Year! |
31 Dec 99 - 04:23 PM (#156206) Subject: RE: Guitar Neck Angles From: emily rain neat. thanks. i'm passing this link along to others. |
31 Dec 99 - 05:09 PM (#156224) Subject: RE: Guitar Neck Angles From: longhair Thanks Michael for the very good link. It was very well explained and the photos were great. I bookmarked the site. Thanks again! longhair |
31 Dec 99 - 05:14 PM (#156225) Subject: RE: Guitar Neck Angles From: Michael K. You're all very welcome. Fret's is one of my favourite websites as far as anything you could possibly want to know about acoustic guitars and their respective properties. Frank Ford is an incredibly detailed guy, a master luthier and has a wonderful ability to illustrate and explain things in layman's terms. |
31 Dec 99 - 05:20 PM (#156230) Subject: RE: Guitar Neck Angles From: Richard Bridge I do not understand why he appears to think the saddle block has an ideal height from the top of the guitar |
31 Dec 99 - 07:03 PM (#156270) Subject: RE: Guitar Neck Angles From: Liam's Brother Thank you, Michael. It was a good idea and very kind of you to share this with the rest of us.
All the best, |
01 Jan 00 - 05:37 PM (#156720) Subject: RE: Guitar Neck Angles From: Easy Rider Thanx for the "Heads Up", Michael. I check on Frets.com regularly. I've learned the most about guitars from Frank Ford. Speaking of neck angles, is your neck redo done yet? |