Dead fret on guitar

Dead frets are single positions on the fretboard that do not resonate properly. If you can all the frets on a string being problematic then I would NOT describe this problem as a dead fret.

1. How do you fix a dead fret on an acoustic guitar?
2. How much does it cost to fix dead frets?
3. What is a dead spot on a guitar?

How do you fix a dead fret on an acoustic guitar?

If it's one fret that coming loose, then the player might be able to fix it by simply pressing it back. Otherwise, gluing it back might be in order. Giving some relief on the neck can also fix this problem. Alternatively, the truss rod may need adjusting if one is getting dead notes on the guitar neck.

How much does it cost to fix dead frets?

Steel frets are very hard wearing, but are considerably more expensive to fit. Typically a guitar refret will cost between $200 and $400. A fretdress, as part of a set-up typically costs between $50 and $100, and will solve most problems, without the need for a refret.

What is a dead spot on a guitar?

A dead spot, defined by an abnormally fast decay of the fundamental tone, is caused by damping due to energy transfer from the string to the instrument body. For a well-balanced instrument the bridge proves as practically immobile, while the neck is flexible and exhibits resonances.