A guitar’s (or any fretted instrument’s) scale length is the basic distance between the nut or zero fret and the bridge’s saddle. This measurement not only determines the placement of the frets for proper intonation, but has a profound effect on string tension, tone, and in some cases, tuning stability.
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Domenic Troiano and his customized Telecaster were highly influential and literally held in awe! Donnie played with an intensity and emotion that set him apart from an entire generation of guitarists.
MORE →Join us for an Evening of Bluegrass with Marc Roy at The Twelfth Fret Monday December 8 2014, from 7 to 9 PM.
MORE →Michael will bring his artistry to the Twelfth Fret for an in-store clinic/performance on Monday, September 8th, 2014.
The focus of the session will be Michael’s work on the National Steel guitar, including slide playing, alternate tunings, gear choices, finger style approaches, and the hybrid picking that characterizes much of his guitar work. Michael will also showcase material to be released on his forthcoming album later this year.
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MORE →Bluegrass At The Twelfth Fret 7PM to 9PM Monday May 12 2014. with Marc Roy, Will Meadows and Carol Simpson. When and Where: 7PM to 9PM, Monday May 12 2014 at The Twelfth Fret, 2132 Danforth Avenue, Toronto M4C 1J9. Price: $20 admission – your ticket is a gift card redeemable for $20 in store merchandise – an unbeatable deal!
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