My Rickenbacker sure wore in the high frets. It is Rose wood, I think. I think they use maple now and it is stained much darker.gaybear wrote:my peavey fretboard was well worn for sure. that's one of the things i liked about it, because it was kind of a record of my own playing.
Baked maple is the shape of things to come.
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I've played a few Gibsons with the baked maple fretboard and I felt pretty indifferent about the feel. Though to be frank (yes you can still be garth) I think most Gibsons have been craptacular in terms of quality for a few years now. I definitely like the obeche fretboards though they feel softer like rosewood but are smooth and play like ebony, extremely comfortable to play on.