Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: Tol on October 05, 2005, 03:47:44 PM
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Hey guys,
I searched the forum and saw little talk about this. It was standard on my guitar. Anyone use it?
http://www.buzzfeiten.com/
Sean
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It looks a lot like the Earvana compensated nut, I might give that a try at some point but I've never really noticed my intonation being that bad so haven't bothered just yet.
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What happens when you want to bend on those wonky frets?
Andy!
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What happens when you want to bend on those wonky frets?
Andy!
Aren't you thinking of the Frank Gambale signature Yamaha?
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What happens when you want to bend on those wonky frets?
Andy!
I'm not even sure what frets you mean! Before that I didn't know what wonky meant! :o :?
Sean
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What happens when you want to bend on those wonky frets?
Andy!
Aren't you thinking of the Frank Gambale signature Yamaha?
Hehe, yeah, that is pretty weird, I think standard BF is pretty normal, it is to do with the spaceing of the frets and nut if I am remembering right...
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I was sure it was the wiggly fret one.
Ah well.
Andy!
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ed roman bums buzz feiten. yu might find something on his site? http://www.edromanguitars.com/guitar/buzzfeiten.htm
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The Buzz Feiten and Earvana systems compensate the tuning on the open strings so the guitar sounds better when you are on the frets. The frets themselves don't change.
Check out this article:
http://www.mimf.com/nutcomp/
The guitar with the compensated frets uses the Novax system
http://www.novaxguitars.com/Pages/novaxnex_guitar_frame.html
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ed roman bums buzz feiten.
Ahh man.. you know you're on a British webforum when you read someone using bums in that context :lol:
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ed roman bums buzz feiten.
Ahh man.. you know you're on a British webforum when you read someone using bums in that context :lol:
LOL i am british :P you know what i mean. yu're interpretation was probably right too!
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ed roman bums buzz feiten.
Ahh man.. you know you're on a British webforum when you read someone using bums in that context :lol:
LOL i am british :P you know what i mean. yu're interpretation was probably right too!
I'm from Manchester myself haha 8)
I spend a lot of time on predominantly US forums, so it's nice to come on here and get some proper British slang \m/
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And some proper English humour.
Although, I tihnk Ben is the most English out the lot of us!
Andy!
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I'm totally lost on the slang! Is bums good? Sounded bad to me at first =).
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Petersons Strobosoft was some sweeter tunings, makes you sound more in tune....
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Played with a bassist once who had perfect pitch, anything the slightest bit out used to drive him mad. Now he needed Buzz Feiten, Earvana, what have you. Me, my ears ain't that good (though I can spot someone singing marginally flat or sharp at 100 yards), a guitar that's properly set up with the intonation set doesn't bother me at all so I'm happy to do without the finesse.