FretMax Fender-Style Nut The FretMax Fender-style nut is an excellent option for upgrading the nut on your Fender-style electric guitar, or any guitar with similar specifications. While designed with Fender and Stratocaster guitars in mind, its compatibility extends far beyond these models, making it a versatile choice for many guitarists.
This nut is pre-slotted, ensuring a quick and straightforward installation process. Standing at 3/16" tall, it's important to verify that this height is appropriate for your guitar.
Constructed from premium urea resin, the FretMax nut offers a rich tone without the inconsistencies found in natural materials like ivory and bone. These materials often have hard and soft spots, or grain, that can impede the consistent transfer of vibrations to the guitar top. FretMax nuts are engineered to efficiently transfer the right frequencies from the string to the guitar body, resulting in a more reliable performance.
FretMax nuts deliver a rich tone with crystal-clear, bell-like high ends, big open lows, and a significant increase in harmonic content and sustain. The enhanced harmonics add richness and character to your tone, akin to the difference between a four-piece choir and a twelve-piece choir singing each note.
Key Features -
Compatibility: Suitable for Fender-style and similar guitars
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Pre-slotted: Quick and easy installation
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Height: 3/16" tall
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Material: Premium urea resin
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Tonal Quality: Rich tone with consistent vibration transfer
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Harmonic Content: Increased harmonic content and sustain
Material Benefits - Urea resin avoids the inconsistencies of natural materials like bone and ivory
- Provides a consistent transfer of vibrations from string to guitar body
- Delivers a clear, bell-like high end and robust lows
Installation Details - Pre-slotted for ease of installation
- Ensure the 3/16" height is suitable for your guitar
Tonal Enhancements - Increased harmonic content provides richer, more characterful tones
- Improves sustain and overall tonal quality
- Offers a sound akin to a larger choir, enhancing every note played
