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It looks about as neat as you could expect, not a mark on them. I'd want a good close look though - from that angle, you can't tell whether the frets are properly seated. It does look rather a nice piece of work though.Warmoth Group @ Flickr : SDUGF group @ SoundCloud : Basic Guitar Setup
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That's a pretty good deal. I'd rather hear that they slip a little thin CA into each fret slot to lock the frets down first. Their fret level will only hold unless/until the frets move in their slots. Otherwise the fret tops seem great, like they're buffed on a wheel.Last edited by frankfalbo; 12-22-2012, 06:53 PM.
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The fret ends look rounded very nice...not too much filing, nicely polished.
$130 for a nice looking birdseye maple neck and a great fret job seems like a steal to me. I'd certainly go for that. I usually do all my fretwork myself, but that job at that price would certainly tempt me.Originally Posted by IanBallard
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The quality of the fretwork on the stock Mighty Mite necks as of recent has been very good IMHO.
$130 for a birdseye Mighty Mite with a pro fret job seems like a no brainer to me. : )Best amp tech I've ever had and hands down one of the best electronic/sound wizards in the NC Piedmont.
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I donŽt know about current MM production, but as far as that pic goes the only thing I can clearly see is that the bottom neck has frets that were obviously polished wheras the upper one does not.
Now get me a macro pic of the fret ends and IŽll tell you where all the mistakes are and how they could have been avoided.
But 130 bucks for a neck is generally a good deal, especially if you can get away with not having the frets dressed, something that SHOULD be taken as a given that it needs to be done anywayZerberus Industries: Where perfection just isn't good enough.
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