Göldo Zero Glide ZGZS5 Nut

I have often wondered why all guitars did not have a a Zero fret! Some do, but not all? Why? Now the ZerO Glide Nut from GoldTone has come along and I have just fitted one to my Taylor Dan Crary Signature model. According to the advertising blurb improvement will be found in three areas: action at 1st position/fret - intonation and open string tone. I agree wholeheartedly with all three claims and am very pleased, and impressed, with the result I have obtained! The guitar sounds brighter on open string chords - with noticeably improved open string tone - and the1st fret action is perfect. The ZerO Glide Nut I needed was the Z-S-15 and it fits to perfection. This is very precisely engineered product and does exactly what it claims. I fitted it myself. It took a lot longer than I anticipated (a lot of sanding needed on four faces of the nut), but, it was worth it. I intend, in the near future, to repeat the exercise on my other guitars. Well done Zero Glide Nut! it was a long wait but worth it in the end!

Monté sur une Gibson SG Standard.

Avantage : Le zero frette c'est vraiment génial pour la stabilité et la qualité de l'accord, et bien sûr sur tous les open chords qui deviennent super clair. Vous arriverez même à avoir une action plus stable et donc plus basse.

Inconvénient : ?? oui, il y en a un, ce n'est pas du copié collé !!! Donc faites bien attention a vérifier le gabarit d'espacement de vos cordes (le pdf !) Malgré que je possède une Gibson, j'ai du prendre un sillet Taylor! Puis, c'est de la patience, on ponce, on ponce, doucement, jusqu'à ce que tout s'ajuste parfaitement, et là, vous ne serez absolument pas déçu. Donc très bon sillet, mais se mérite !!! Ne faites surtout pas le changement à l?arrache ou là, catastrophe assurée!