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4 comments on “inserta nut assembly”
stanger Says:
Thursday, April 7, 2011 @2:19:18 PM
Hi, Ken...
The very first Ibanez George Benson guitars had a compound nut like this- they were bone and brass.
Ken LeVan Says:
Thursday, April 7, 2011 @2:32:51 PM
Thanks, Stanger.
There's nothing new under the sun. My career as an industrial designer has been one of proposing ideas no one was ready for, but of course, someone had done it in 1956 - 1825 - 1250. I designed a "floating candle when I worked at Corning Glass. Turned out there was one it Tut's tomb. I have many T-shirts.
I appreciate your comment,
Ken
stanger Says:
Thursday, April 7, 2011 @8:36:02 PM
yes, indeed, Ken. Good ideas always go round and round again.
japfelthaler Says:
Monday, May 27, 2013 @7:09:18 PM
Hi Ken,
Do you still make and sell your inserta nut assembly for banjo? I was considering the Goldtone version but I like your design better. Do you also make them for guitars?
Thanks,
John Apfelthaler
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