Other than its handsome appearance, the Phosphor Bronze frets give you various benefits. Higher in wear resistance while making sound warmer than ones of nickel silver do. Its hardness, HV250-290, is harder than nickel silver and little softer than stainless steel. As you think of harder frets than nickel silver, here you have rose-gold color as another option.
- Nickel free – Nickel is known as one of allergen. PB frets are gentle on the skin.
- Rose gold color – The classy elegant gold color will suit acoustic guitars as well.
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Warmer sound than nickel silver frets – The PB frets have been developed being particular about both color and sound.
- Better wear resistance – PB frets are difficult to rust like stainless steel.
- Hardness – The hardness of the PB frets is HV250-290. Stainless > Phosphor Bronze > 18% Nickel > Brass
Material: Phosphor bronze
Each fret of the following precut phosphor bronze fretwire is cut based on a standard fretboard (43mm at nut / 53mm at 12th fret) and has an extra length by 0.5mm.
Undercut for bindings : 2.5mm from each end
Radius : 250mm (10?)
Sold as a set of 24.
Size : Medium
Each fret of the following precut phosphor bronze fretwire is cut based on a standard fretboard (43mm at nut / 53mm at 12th fret) and has an extra length by 0.5mm.
Undercut for bindings : 2.5mm from each end
Radius : 250mm (10?)
Sold as a set of 24.
Size : Medium
A:Width of Crown 2.4
B:Height of Crown 1.2
C:Total Height 3.0
D:Width of Tang 0.6
E:Width of Tang w/Studs 0.95
B:Height of Crown 1.2
C:Total Height 3.0
D:Width of Tang 0.6
E:Width of Tang w/Studs 0.95