Slotted Fingerboard for Fender Guitar, Compound Radius

Excellent quality, very precise slotted and fast delivery. Compound radius fingerboards allow a very low action on any guitar and make fast playing a breeze. Highly recommended.

These, along with the other slotted fingerboards StewMac offer, are simply brilliant. They take the worry out of getting the slot measurement correct, which is great for people like me who don't have the tools or experience to confidently slot our own fretboards. They all look and feel great, nice grain and colours. The ebony is very brittle, so it's worth taking care when working with it, but makes for a beautiful board.

So Cheap and amazing quality

Rosewood and ebony really irritate my skin, so being able to buy prefabbed boards is a real life saver to me. Couple the compound radius boards with some tall SS frets, and necks become bending machines! Every board I have recieved has been straight with great grain. The Rosewood can be a bit purple sometimes, but a little oil or stain can fix that easily.

gostei muito do produto, atendeu minha necessidade.

I got my Ebony fretboard for a V I'm working on and well.. it was perfect. It did taper slightly as you said... but backwards! Didn't affect my build but for someone else it might. Oh and I wish you carried 7-string width fretboards, these are just a cm short :C

Along with many other bits and pieces, I ordered a slotted ebony fret board out of curiosity for my latest project. Not knowing what to expect, I was blown away when my entire order arrived after only 3 working days. All Timber components were what I would consider absolute First Grade.
The grain of the fret board was nice and even, perfectly quartersawn right up to the last fret, and had a very nice color to it. I will definitely order through Stewmac again.

I used one of the ebony boards on an Ibanez the end product blew everyone away. The change made this guitar a real gem.

I bought one of these in maple a year or so ago and it was pretty nice - a mostly riftsawn cut which only started going flatsawn around the 19th fret, so it works on a 22-fretter. But then a few weeks ago I ordered another one, and I got total flatsawn garbage; it looked like the wood panelling in your grandfather's basement. By the time I decided I wasn't going to ruin a decent neck with it, I had already cut it for a Floyd nut, so I can't expect to return it.

Now I'm building a compound radiusing jig for my router table. Live and learn.

I've only used the rosewood versions on several custom built guitars. All of my clients have completely loved them. No fretting out on big bends. It's one of my 'secret weapons' on my custom builds.