So what kind of fretboards do you guys like the best. I don't really know why but i prefer maple. What about you guys?

I don't really care about fretboard wood. You can make a guitar with a rosewood board sound brighter by adjusting the EQ on your amp, and one with a maple board sound warmer. So it really doesn't matter to me.

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I like rosewood but I keep buying maple.

a fretboard thats not actually there its just made out of laser's

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premium flamed maple

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maple for me.ebony is also okay....

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I prefer Maple. I have Rosewoods too but something about Maple just feels nice and is pleasant to my eye.
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Might just be me, but it depends on the paintjob. Sometimes on the guitar. certain combinations of shape and size just look better with a certain board.

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good question rdguitar589. my precision bass guitars have both and use the same strings, the maple does sound a tad brighter. I rehearse with them equally but use the rosewood live, lower bottom end.

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+1 on that choice.

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Not sure I notice much difference in tone, but I generally prefer the feel of maple fretboards

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Generally I prefer maple. I prefer the look of it and find it better to play on. Tonewise, I really don't notice much difference unless its unplugged from the amp, and honestly I don't play it without an amp very often.

Been many a post on this topic... My opinion is that you can't hear a difference (I can't) and my favorite is Maple YMMV

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I prefer the look of maple on some guitars but I like the feel of rosewood more,ebony is a happy medium having some texture but it's also very smooth compared to rosewood.I don't for one minute buy into this "maple is brighter "fallacy,over the years I've played a countless number of guitars and have played some very dark and mellow sounding maple necked guitars and some very bright rosewood neck guitars.The overall tone of a guitar is mainly affected by the wood of the body and the electronics -especially the pickups moreso than by a 1/8"- 1/4"thick piece of wood.

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