 In 1969, the nut width was changed to the standard 1 11/16", although some 1970s examples were produced with the narrower width.In the mid-1960s, guitarist Ted Nugent began using a Byrdland, an unusual choice considering Nugent's high-volume style of music.The hollow-bodied design of the guitar caused feedback at higher levels of gain and volume, making it impractical for hard rock and similar styles.