Guitars with stainless steel frets

[thetroy]

I've decided whatever my next guitar is it must have stainless frets. Are there any options besides Carvin and Parker not counting custom things that take longer than ~2 months?

I'm leaning toward a Carvin DC or CT at this point depending on what neck pickup tone I want (24 vs 22 frets)

[scottd23]

I believe Suhr uses them also. I am not 100% though.

[gitfiddler]

mcnaught

[thetruthguy]

Warmoth offers them on their necks, but you can't go wrong with a Carvin.

[thetroy]

Damn I just looked up McNaught - looks out of my league on pricing. I don't care about fancy tops and finishes it's going to be played not hung on the wall.

It's looking like a Carvin or used Parker

[Shawn Lutz]

you'll like em...I have them on a Musikraft neck I ordered

[Soap]

Smoother, bends are easier and they last alot longer.
Their just a better fret altogether.
Its one of those things that you have to actually try before believing it.
I was skeptical myself and doubted the whole way.
Once you do, your stainless from then on.
I'll never go back to nonstainless frets.

[shobet]

I'm quite hard on frets and create lots of ware quite quickly, stainless steel frets might be the answer to my problem.

[thetroy]

Yeah I don't need to be sold on the frets, just trying to decide what guitar to put them on! I played a Parker Fly with them once and have wanted them ever since

[kmanick]

My Carvin 7 has got them, and now I wish my Sl2H and my GMW's all had them too.

[quiksilver]

I would get a Warmoth. They do fantastic work.

[slash]

Warmoth makes nice necks. Here is one I built for a customer with stainless steel frets and of course a Mojo Body.

[jim777]

That's a nice guitar, love that neck!

[Bengal65]

you'll like em...I have them on a Musikraft neck I ordered

+1 I also have them on Warmoth necks as well.

[thetroy]

Is there anyone out there that will do a refret using SS?