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I think thats what my Jackson Kelly has.
EDIT: Yup, my KE3 has a compound (12” to 14” fingerboard radius
EDIT: Yup, my KE3 has a compound (12” to 14” fingerboard radius
ptah knemu said:What about the paint? Thats still confusing me.
Wounded Land said:The paint/finish of an electric guitar ABSOLUTELY effects its tone! Obviously not as much as other aspects of the guitar, but it relates to how a guitar body vibrates.
NP: Sonny Landreth "South of I-10"
Yngvai X said:I know finish can greatly effect an acoustic guitar's ressonance, but I don't know about electric...Eric Johnson's signature guitar is supposed to have some special paint or lacquor used in it to make the guitar sound better too so...*shrug*
ptah knemu said:Acoustic guitars rely solely on vibration of the body. Electric guitars rely on a magnetic field emitted by the pickups. Unless the paint effects the magnetic field of the pickups, (Not including guitars with painted pickups.) how does the finish effect the overall tone coming out of the amp?
Yngvai X said:I know finish can greatly effect an acoustic guitar's ressonance, but I don't know about electric...Eric Johnson's signature guitar is supposed to have some special paint or lacquor used in it to make the guitar sound better too so...*shrug*
ptah knemu said:Acoustic guitars rely solely on vibration of the body. Electric guitars rely on a magnetic field emitted by the pickups. Unless the paint effects the magnetic field of the pickups, (Not including guitars with painted pickups.) how does the finish effect the overall tone coming out of the amp?
caparison said:The finish is as thin as possible for better quality of tone.
FD Finish: This is Caparison's original finish which helps make our distinctive and renowned mid-low range tonal characteristics possible.