In this episode Eric is recovering from a cold but manages to slog through a news segment, answer a question about nuts, and replay an old but great interview with Jason Lollar.

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In this episode Eric and Nat do a guitar history corner segment about Dan Armstrong. Then come the questions about vintage guitar pickup winding, refretting, intonation, and the practice of stripping guitars down for parts and selling them one piece at a time online.

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In this episode Eric and Nat read listener submitted guitar and gig horror stories for our annual Halloween Special. There’s gigs from Hell, smashed drum kits, drowned Martins, bats and more.

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In this episode Eric and Nat do a little guitar news concerning Les Paul’s “Number One” Gibson Gold Top Les Paul Model guitar selling at auction for $930,000. Then they take questions concerning warped Teisco necks, stiff truss rod adjustment nuts, pickup manufacturing, Bigsby vibratos on Telecasters, and more.

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In this episode Eric talks a little guitar history about John Lennon’s famous 325 Capri Rickenbacker guitar, and takes questions concerning treble bleed capacitors, spraying lacquer, RWRP pickups, Gibson Custombuckers, what to charge for parts, and finding the source of a mysterious rattle on a guitar.

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In this episode of the Fret Files Podcast, Eric and Nat talk about what’s new in Eric’s repair shop, and why Nat’s guitars never seem to get done. Then come the questions regarding headstock repairs, touching up dings, fingerboard extension shims when resetting a neck, refretting a modern Fender neck that has a poly finish on it, and how to get Naphtha when it is banned in your area.

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In this episode of the Fret Files Podcast, Eric and Nat talk about what’s new in Eric’s repair shop, followed by a guitar history segment about Kay guitars. Then come the questions regarding filling in ugly inlays, neck heating irons, drop fill finish touch ups, what to do with a truss rod that won’t tighten anymore, and a discussion about why guitars necks got thinner and narrower in the late 60’s and early 70’s.

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In this episode of the Fret Files Podcast, Eric and Nat talk about what’s new and take questions regarding truss rods, guitar myths, out of phase pickups, filling fingerboard divots, and more. Also included is a discussion about why Isaac Newton is not the greatest guitar player who ever lived.

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In this episode of the Fret Files Podcast, Eric talks to Jay Boone, owner of Emerald City Guitars in Seattle about what’s hot in the vintage guitar market these days. Eric also answers a few phone-in questions about vintage Les Paul trapeze tailpieces, microphonic pickups, and how to know when it is time to re-fret a vintage Telecaster.

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