09/30/2026
A Fret Bright prototype takes the stage!
Stage lighting is part of the show, and nobody should have to kill the mood so the guitar player can find the twelfth fret. The catch is that a deep red or purple wash swallows the side dots on your neck, and you usually find that out mid-song, when you glance down before a solo and they're gone.
We put a Fret Bright prototype on the white Strat for our friends with the band Crambone to see how it holds up under real stage lights. The green markers are there for the player looking down at the neck, and they held under the red wash, the purple wash, and when the stage went dark.
You set the color and the brightness to match your setup, so the lights stay as low-key as you want them.