Richlite is not only a synthetic material made from recycled paper (or fiber composites and phenolic resin), it’s also the topic for many fretboard debates on many guitar forums. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at Richlite fretboards and do our best give our thoughts on them.
In this guide, we’ll discuss the benefits and challenges of different tunings, string configurations, and also let some artists share their tips and thoughts.
Welcome to our guide on understanding and addressing a common yet often misunderstood issue that affects guitarists of all levels: fret sprout. Whether you’re a seasoned player noticing something off with your instrument or a newcomer curious about maintaining your guitar in top condition, this guide is for you.
We often get asked if there is a difference in sound when you compare a traditional electric guitar to a headless guitar (in general), or a .strandberg* guitar. And of course, the answer is yes, there is a difference.
In this article, we’ll take a closer look at what could be considered to be the benefits of the headless guitar, especially headless guitars from .strandberg*.
We can start by looking at it from our point of view. That is, what is the point of designing and building guitars that have no head? The base principle for us has always been ergonomics.
