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UNPLANNED DOWNTIME: 12th Oct 23:45
FS: Original Fatfinger (GrooveTubes) - SOLD
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Frets: 2587
From before they got 'Fenderised', this is made by GrooveTubes.
This one states 'for acoustic and electric guitar (3.2 oz)'...but it can open up to over 20mm so I'd have thought that would fit most instruments within reason.
Excellent condition...still in the original packaging!
If you're wondering what the hell it is, here's Fender's blurb:
https://shop.fender.com/en-GB/accessories/miscellaneous/fatfinger-guitar/0992180100.html?rl=en_US
Will post to mainland UK for £15 £12.50, payment by Paypal 'f&f'. SOLD!
This one states 'for acoustic and electric guitar (3.2 oz)'...but it can open up to over 20mm so I'd have thought that would fit most instruments within reason.
Excellent condition...still in the original packaging!
https://shop.fender.com/en-GB/accessories/miscellaneous/fatfinger-guitar/0992180100.html?rl=en_US
Will post to mainland UK for £15 £12.50, payment by Paypal 'f&f'. SOLD!
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- Intrigued of Barnet.
Arguably, that can change the guitar’s sustain characteristic. I picked it up years ago out of curiosity when I had a Parker Nitefly (not much headstock there). Iirc, it did alter the sound...hang on...
...I just tried it on an unplugged tele and, yes, I think it sounded slightly richer/thicker (uh oh...sound adjectives...haunting mids?).
Fender are selling these now so, after all these years, there must be something in it!