Welcome new sponsor - Maple Handmade Guitars!

[J.R. Rogers]

Please join me in welcoming our newest sponsor - Maple Handmade guitars from Enzo Pascariello in Italy. Please take a moment to check out his website and acoustic and electric creations:
http://www.maple-handmade.it/
His facebook page is: https://www.facebook.com/maple-HANDM...8642409602868/

Thanks for your support.



J.R. Rogers

[Kerbie]

Beautiful! Welcome, Enzo. Thank you for your support.

[jaymarsch]

Welcome to the forum, Enzo! Nice guitars and website.

Best,
Jayne

[jojobean39]

Nice looking guitars. That’s a really interesting fan fret.

[3notes]

Very cool guitars. Those are fun to look at. Would love to play the one on the left. Dig it.

[BoneDigger]

Welcome! That archtop sure looks like a lot of fun!

[HeyMikey]

Very nice! Please explain to me the purpose or benefits of those angled frets. Thanks

[cigarfan]

Those look awesome Enzo! Welcome. Glad to have you.

[jojobean39]

Originally Posted by HeyMikey

Very nice! Please explain to me the purpose or benefits of those angled frets. Thanks

It's usually two fold-

1. Many maintain that the ergonomics are way better as you move up the neck.

2. The less subjective part is fanned frets usually give you a higher tension on the bass strings, for a tighter, more focused bass response. The E string on a fanned fret guitar is tighter than on a standard acoustic.

[Erithon]

Welcome!
The website seems to be under development still, but I saw some lovely examples on the FB page.

[clark25]

Originally Posted by Kerbie

Beautiful! Welcome, Enzo. Thank you for your support.

Hi Kerbie,

thank you so much. for me is a honour to be here!

Enzo

[clark25]

Originally Posted by jaymarsch

Welcome to the forum, Enzo! Nice guitars and website.

Best,
Jayne

Hi Jayne,

thank you so much.

Enzo

[clark25]

Originally Posted by jojobean39

Nice looking guitars. That’s a really interesting fan fret.

Originally Posted by 3notes

Very cool guitars. Those are fun to look at. Would love to play the one on the left. Dig it.

Originally Posted by HeyMikey

Very nice! Please explain to me the purpose or benefits of those angled frets. Thanks

Hi friends,

I'd like to let you try the multiscale no fanned in order to have your feedbacks.

The meaning of having these frets is, IMO, due to the ercgonomy of the first positions chords, particularly those with barré. For me is more confortable than the classical fan fret fretbord, where you have to force the angle of your second finger by a rotation of the shoulder and of the elbow.

This is my opinion, I'd like to know your opinion on this concept and when I'll be able to send one to one member of the forum a practical feedback about the ergonomy.

Enzo

[clark25]

Originally Posted by BoneDigger

Welcome! That archtop sure looks like a lot of fun!

Hi BoneDigger,

of course many people like the "old lady".

Enzo

[clark25]

Originally Posted by cigarfan

Those look awesome Enzo! Welcome. Glad to have you.

Hi Cigarfan,

thank you so much.

Enzo