UPS arrived today...

[CrackedPepper]

+1001 to what Slingbass said but you have to do what makes you happy.

 

[ORCRiST]

FINE! I'm leaving the neck "as-is" you've all convinced me.  :redflag:  Thats not to say it'll never get dyed, but I'm gonna give it a chance seeing as how once dyed it can't go back.

Just sent the body to http://www.simscustomshop.com/ for paint. Patrick says 15 weeks... so the waiting game begins... again.  :-\

 

[Superbeast520]

I think you should dye it black as black as black as you can get it.  lol  and before you get the neck all full of oils from your hands and fingers....just my thoughts however its your neck.

 

[jay4321]

Does that dye work on rosewood?

Normally I wouldn't care, butI have an LP baritone neck, basically for a metal guitar. Wouldn't mind darkening the fretboard on that so it will sound more metal.

 

[DangerousR6]

Does that dye work on rosewood?

Normally I wouldn't care, butI have an LP baritone neck, basically for a metal guitar. Wouldn't mind darkening the fretboard on that so it will sound more metal.

:doh:

 

[Patrick from Davis]

I agree that the SS6105 frets look small.  So much so I got out my calipers and measured them.  They really are not that small, they just appear like it, to me anyways.  After playing on them, I really like them the most.  I got SS6100's on a bass neck and they are truly giant.  Works fine for me there because I don't try to strangle the bass neck like I do the guitar neck.  But I do understand what you are going through, with SS1505's I thought 'No way this can't be correct' at first.  And I measured it, and Son of a Gun, it is what it is supposed to be.  I put one of my other guitars with large frets next to it, and from the side it doesn't look as small.  Maybe the stainless is shinier and it fools the eyes.
Patrick