Dunlop 24 FRETS FOR GIBSON

Name: 24 FRETS FOR GIBSON
Brand: Dunlop
SKU: 248272
Price: 25.00 EUR
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ID : 248272

EAN : 0710137003385

Essential Information About the Jim Dunlop 24-Fret Set for Gibson

Complete Replacement : a set of 24 frets to refret a worn or damaged fingerboard.
Gibson Compatibility : designed for Gibson-style guitars (refretting projects, restoration, maintenance).
Ideal for Workshop / Luthiery : suitable for repairs, upgrades, and refurbishments, whether in a workshop or for a meticulous musician.
Comfort and Intonation : frets in good condition improve the feel under the fingers and accuracy across the entire neck.

24 FRETS FOR GIBSON

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0,00 € Ecotax included

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To Give Your Neck a Second Life

With this Jim Dunlop 24-fret set for Gibson, you have the essential base to undertake a refretting : correcting worn frets, eliminating persistent buzzes, and restoring more consistent playability. It's a relevant choice for heavily played guitars, stage instruments, or restoration projects where you want to start fresh with a healthy and reliable fingerboard.

Technical specifications

Category	spare part	Quantity	24
Instrument	electric, guitar

Brand	Jim Dunlop	Compatibility	Gibson
Product	fret set	Type	replacement frets for guitar

Questions frequently asked

Are these frets compatible with a Gibson guitar?

This Jim Dunlop set is indicated as compatible with Gibson guitars.

How many frets does the Dunlop set for Gibson contain?

The pack contains 24 replacement frets for guitar.

Can this set be used for a complete refretting?

This 24-fret reference provides the necessary base for a refretting operation. It allows replacing worn frets on a Gibson guitar. Persistent fret grooves can thus be addressed during this intervention.

For what type of repair are these frets intended?

Designed for the restoration of a guitar neck, these Jim Dunlop frets are mainly used to correct wear on existing frets and to regain more consistent playability.