Guitar Fret Wire - Premium Nickel-Silver Medium/Low Gauge - Six Feet

Guitar Fret Wire - Premium Nickel-Silver Medium/Low Gauge - Six Feet

$ 11.29

Score By Feature

Based on 59 ratings

Value for money

9.90

Easy to install

9.18

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Product Description

The six feet of 18% nickel-silver fret wire are beautiful and durable

A great choice for guitars, banjos and cigar box guitars, as well as electric guitars and banjos

It comes in 8-inch pre-radiused lengths that make installation easy, so it's big enough to fit any guitar

The perfect solution for building new buildings or repairing old ones

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Questions & Answers

How do I know if it comes in a spool or if it's ready-to-use How about cutting?

It comes in a pre-packaged form, as described in the listing test There are nine (8) 8-piece sets The pieces should be one inch thick.

Selected User Reviews For Guitar Fret Wire - Premium Nickel-Silver Medium/Low Gauge - Six Feet

Vintage instruments can be refretted with this product

5/5

Wire made from this material holds a lot of similarity to the materials used for frets in the 1960s, which fits perfectly for refretting vintage instruments. This is a high quality nickel and silver, so it is relatively soft when compared to stainless steel used in jumbo frets today. It was used to refret the first 12 frets of the first Italian bass I owned in 1964 The EKO Florentine 360/2V electric guitar was made in Italy. I was able to perfectly match the original frets with its 9 frets. In a radius of five feet. Four frets are produced from each 8" length, so one package creates 40 frets or about three fret works. The quality is excellent!.

Musa Flores

| Jun 13, 2021

The wire works as it should and is fret wire

5/5

Could you please tell me what you think? The wire works as it should and is fret wire. It's a lot better than using nails, I'll tell you. It's been a while since I used it. This kerf saw has a nice friction fit and the frets have a nice Use a cheap saw and some mini files to make your own guitar necks.