Characteristic of the color of oxidization
An unintentional exquisite tint may be derived from the smoky-ish rust, as if it had been deepened in a long lapse of time.
We believe that distinctive aged look is appealing to those in love with the old “curved-top” gears.
The back of the oxidized knobs
Embossed numbers look like vintage.
The back of the oxidized knobs
The oxidized knobs have the “recessed bottom” at the back.
It allows the knob to sit low and close to the top of the guitars body like modern style guitars.
In addition, the recessed bottom has specially been developed to enable to install onto both metric and inch potentiometers, “Multi fit”.
Note
In rare cases, you may find them difficult to attach onto pots due to slight inconsistencies in production lot.
Otherwise the appearance may differ due to handwork.
These are for EXPORT SALES ONLY.
Characteristic of the color of oxidization
An unintentional exquisite tint may be derived from the smoky-ish rust, as if it had been deepened in a long lapse of time.
We believe that distinctive aged look is appealing to those in love with the old “curved-top” gears.
The back of the oxidized knobs
Embossed numbers look like vintage.
The back of the oxidized knobs
The oxidized knobs have the “recessed bottom” at the back.
It allows the knob to sit low and close to the top of the guitars body like modern style guitars.
In addition, the recessed bottom has specially been developed to enable to install onto both metric and inch potentiometers, “Multi fit”.
Note
In rare cases, you may find them difficult to attach onto pots due to slight inconsistencies in production lot.
Otherwise the appearance may differ due to handwork.
These are for EXPORT SALES ONLY.
Characteristic of the color of oxidization
An unintentional exquisite tint may be derived from the smoky-ish rust, as if it had been deepened in a long lapse of time.
We believe that distinctive aged look is appealing to those in love with the old “curved-top” gears.
The back of the oxidized knobs
Embossed numbers look like vintage.
The back of the oxidized knobs
The oxidized knobs have the “recessed bottom” at the back.
It allows the knob to sit low and close to the top of the guitars body like modern style guitars.
In addition, the recessed bottom has specially been developed to enable to install onto both metric and inch potentiometers, “Multi fit”.
Note
In rare cases, you may find them difficult to attach onto pots due to slight inconsistencies in production lot.
Otherwise the appearance may differ due to handwork.
These are for EXPORT SALES ONLY.
Characteristic of the color of oxidization
An unintentional exquisite tint may be derived from the smoky-ish rust, as if it had been deepened in a long lapse of time.
We believe that distinctive aged look is appealing to those in love with the old “curved-top” gears.
The back of the oxidized knobs
Embossed numbers look like vintage.
The back of the oxidized knobs
The oxidized knobs have the “recessed bottom” at the back.
It allows the knob to sit low and close to the top of the guitars body like modern style guitars.
In addition, the recessed bottom has specially been developed to enable to install onto both metric and inch potentiometers, “Multi fit”.
Note
In rare cases, you may find them difficult to attach onto pots due to slight inconsistencies in production lot.
Otherwise the appearance may differ due to handwork.
These are for EXPORT SALES ONLY.
How to use
Try to find an edge perfectly spanning 3 frets
1) Viewing it sideway, see if the edge you picked nicely touches 3 adjacent frets.
In short, only three protrusions of frets should evenly be situated lengthwise.
You can check the fret level while strings are on!
2) Set the Zone file so that it passes under the strings to be checked. Select a zone file that is long enough to span the three frets to be checked. Tilt the zone file so that its edges touch the three frets, and check with both hands to see if there is any rattling. If there is no rattling, move the file by one fret and continue the check in the same manner.
You can adjust the fret level while strings are on!
3) If there is any sagging, it means that the center fret is high.
Set the Zone file so that the diamond file surface touches the fret, and gradually sand it to adjust.
While doing this, check as in step 1) to see if the fret level is even.
If necessary, remove the strings and shape the crown with a crown file.
How to use
Try to find an edge perfectly spanning 3 frets
1) Viewing it sideway, see if the edge you picked nicely touches 3 adjacent frets.
In short, only three protrusions of frets should evenly be situated lengthwise.
You can check the fret level while strings are on!
2) Set the Zone file so that it passes under the strings to be checked. Select a zone file that is long enough to span the three frets to be checked. Tilt the zone file so that its edges touch the three frets, and check with both hands to see if there is any rattling. If there is no rattling, move the file by one fret and continue the check in the same manner.
You can adjust the fret level while strings are on!
3) If there is any sagging, it means that the center fret is high.
Set the Zone file so that the diamond file surface touches the fret, and gradually sand it to adjust.
While doing this, check as in step 1) to see if the fret level is even.
If necessary, remove the strings and shape the crown with a crown file.
How to use
Try to find an edge perfectly spanning 3 frets
1) Viewing it sideway, see if the edge you picked nicely touches 3 adjacent frets.
In short, only three protrusions of frets should evenly be situated lengthwise.
You can check the fret level while strings are on!
2) Set the Zone file so that it passes under the strings to be checked. Select a zone file that is long enough to span the three frets to be checked. Tilt the zone file so that its edges touch the three frets, and check with both hands to see if there is any rattling. If there is no rattling, move the file by one fret and continue the check in the same manner.
You can adjust the fret level while strings are on!
3) If there is any sagging, it means that the center fret is high.
Set the Zone file so that the diamond file surface touches the fret, and gradually sand it to adjust.
While doing this, check as in step 1) to see if the fret level is even.
If necessary, remove the strings and shape the crown with a crown file.
How to use
Try to find an edge perfectly spanning 3 frets
1) Viewing it sideway, see if the edge you picked nicely touches 3 adjacent frets.
In short, only three protrusions of frets should evenly be situated lengthwise.
You can check the fret level while strings are on!
2) Set the Zone file so that it passes under the strings to be checked. Select a zone file that is long enough to span the three frets to be checked. Tilt the zone file so that its edges touch the three frets, and check with both hands to see if there is any rattling. If there is no rattling, move the file by one fret and continue the check in the same manner.
You can adjust the fret level while strings are on!
3) If there is any sagging, it means that the center fret is high.
Set the Zone file so that the diamond file surface touches the fret, and gradually sand it to adjust.
While doing this, check as in step 1) to see if the fret level is even.
If necessary, remove the strings and shape the crown with a crown file.
How to use
Try to find an edge perfectly spanning 3 frets
1) Viewing it sideway, see if the edge you picked nicely touches 3 adjacent frets.
In short, only three protrusions of frets should evenly be situated lengthwise.
You can check the fret level while strings are on!
2) Set the Zone file so that it passes under the strings to be checked. Select a zone file that is long enough to span the three frets to be checked. Tilt the zone file so that its edges touch the three frets, and check with both hands to see if there is any rattling. If there is no rattling, move the file by one fret and continue the check in the same manner.
You can adjust the fret level while strings are on!
3) If there is any sagging, it means that the center fret is high.
Set the Zone file so that the diamond file surface touches the fret, and gradually sand it to adjust.
While doing this, check as in step 1) to see if the fret level is even.
If necessary, remove the strings and shape the crown with a crown file.