Geeky Metal Guitar Question -- scalloped frets?
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Geeky Metal Guitar Question -- scalloped frets?
OK, on a wanky heavy metal guitar, "scalloped frets" such as in this picture
What do scalloped frets do? What is the benefit?
Just curious. I don't know why I don't know this, just thought I would ask. Thanks in advance.
What do scalloped frets do? What is the benefit?
Just curious. I don't know why I don't know this, just thought I would ask. Thanks in advance.
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I think its also so that you dont have to make contact with the actual fretboard to make a note sound clearly. enables you to move faster.
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Question from Firat: "Which song is Yngwie's fastest song or which one has the fastest solos?"
Answer from Yngwie: "I have to respond to that by saying that I think it's a stupid question, because this is definitely not a priority of mine at all. However, I will say that lately I'm clearly at the top of my game in terms of my command of the instrument, and the way I play my solos onstage, especially my intro for "Trilogy Suite" and pieces like that - there are probably more notes per millisecond than there have been before, that's for damn sure. Whether that can be captured on a recording, I don't know because it's very hard to get that type of adrenaline rush in the studio. But to return to the question itself: I thought people had sort of gotten over that speed issue of who or what's the fastest. A better question would be what songs connect with you the most? which ones inspire you in some way, whether they are fast or slow?"
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