-
significance as
frets wear. It is also
possible to find semi-
fretted instruments;
examples include the
Malagasy kabosy and the
Afghan Rubab. Semi-
fretted versions...
- Neyman, O. Olszewski, "Research on
fretting wear
dependence of
hardness ratio and
friction coefficient of
fretted couple", Wear of materials, International...
- Look up
fret in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
fret is a
raised portion on the neck of a
stringed instrument.
Fret or
FRET may also
refer to: Förster...
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closely approximates the
sound of a
fretted string as
compared to the open
string sound on a
guitar with no zero
fret.
Countering this
claim are musicians...
- The
Appalachian dulcimer (many
variant names; see below) is a
fretted string instrument of the
zither family,
typically with
three or four strings, originally...
-
Fretter was an
electronics and
major appliance retailer based in Detroit,
founded in the 1950s by
Oliver "Ollie"
Fretter. The company's
founder and spokesman...
- and 210 W longitude. Two good
examples of
fretted terrain are
Deuteronilus Mensae and
Protonilus Mensae.
Fretted terrain in
Arabia Terra (Ismenius Lacus...
- The
fingerboard (also
known as a
fretboard on
fretted instruments) is an
important component of most
stringed instruments. It is a thin, long
strip of...
- Förster
resonance energy transfer (
FRET),
fluorescence resonance energy transfer,
resonance energy transfer (RET) or
electronic energy transfer (EET) is...
-
recorded with a "fanned-
fretted", eight-string
electric guitar Brahms guitar, an eight-string
classical guitar with
slanted frets,
originally developed...
