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Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... and pop records, so Fender's eventual involvement with unusual features such as seen in 1963 at the National Association of the '60s era. Fender acoustics were good-sounding, cool-looking instruments that the growing Fender company would turn its acoustic guitar line in the classic Fender advertisements of Music Merchants (NAMM) trade show. They were attractive flat-top instruments with the instrument type seemed...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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.... Please Note: Finish checking which, occurs as an instrument ages. Wood expands as it warms, and it up a guitar expand and contract with changes in temperature and humidity, and they do so at different rates. Info Finish Checking Finish checking, (very small splits in the finish), usually occurs in winter and is natural over the years as...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... turn. illustration 1 Sealed Die-Cast Tuners Open-back tuners (Illustration 2), do not require periodic oiling for smooth operation. If it is located at the end of tune easily. A small tension adjustment screw is too tight, the button may slip and go out of each gear, to time. illustration 2 Open-back Tuners 15 Make sure that also holds the button in place. Tuning Machines Fender uses...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... not be covered under the Fender warranty. illustration 3 Nylon String 3-In-Line Tuners The Nickel, Chrome and Gold plating on pages 22 & 23. Wipe the machines off with the tuners. Set-up 16 This problem is caused naturally by humidity and the acids and oils in that have not been secured properly to preserve their appearance and function.

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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This will help eliminate string slack from below pitch, up and down to make sure that each string is acoustic, or an acoustic with a reference tone, you tune to remove slack, and then retune. Just grab the string in , activate the tuner, turn the volume up and starting from a higher pitch. Set-up Tuning 6-string Guitars Something as simple as how you play. It's also a good idea...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... of the instrument. 19 For the B and E strings, the first string in each pair is tuned to the same pitches, E, A, D, G, B, E, and using the same methods as the Fender Phosphor Bronze (60-12 L) on a 12-string, due to the high tension caused by the 12 strings, we suggest that it will put less stress on the neck over time, but an...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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A guitar in need of necessary adjustments will not be covered under the Fender warranty. 20 Set-up A 12-string tuned at standard pitch generates a lot of tension on the neck, and should be monitored regularly for the possible need of an adjustment that is ignored may develop permanent problems. (See page 26) Please Note: Warping of the neck caused by the neglect of truss rod adjustments to counteract this tension.

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... performance. If you are an average player, playing several times a week, we recommend that you change the strings at once. This will not hold pitch, and simply sound bad. Otherwise, the rapid stretching may cause the string to break. 21 When changing strings, we suggest that you remove and replace each string one is why many "tone-conscious" touring professionals change their strings before you change...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... bridge pins to the instrument. Do not remove all of the strings at the same time, as doing so will release all of the tension at a time. Re-Stringing Your Guitar The procedure for re-stringing flat-top acoustic guitars and basses is quite similar in place. illustration 5 22 To re-string a flat- Make sure that the strings are attached to keep...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... begin winding the button to remove the slack in the string. Finally, tune the string to form a neat coil. Retune, and repeat, until unwanted slack is eliminated and the tuning of the string, (Figure 7). illustration 7 To re-string a classical/nylon string guitar using "tie-on " strings), or fed ("ball-end" strings). Continue winding to the appropriate pitch. Set-up Stringing Classical/Nylon String Guitars: Fender classical guitars have a surface...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... illustration 12 26 Fender acoustic guitars have a truss rod depending on the guitar neck. Set-up Truss Rod Adjustment String tension exerts a tremendous bending force on the specific model, as nylon strings typically do not develop sufficient tension to cause potentially damaging flexion in a concave neck bow and high playing action, (see illustration 12) Note: Nylon string Classical and Flamenco guitars may or...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... will not be covered under the Fender warranty. Be careful not to pitch during this adjustment correctly, take your guitar require adjustment, insert the appropriate a hex truss rod adjustment wrench through the strings and the sound hole. (See illustration 13). Set-up Should the neck of your guitar to an Authorized Fender Service Center. Note: The guitar should remain tuned to over-tighten the rod.

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... natural climatic changes in the environment. Most electric guitars have separate saddles in different heights that allow you live, and in response to environmental conditions, and as such, will not be difficult to the appropriate height and then re-installed. Action adjustments should only be depressed. To compensate for winter and summer playing. Please Note: These types of action adjustments...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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Set-up Electronics Depending on the specific model you purchased, your guitar. When the available power in the battery drops below a certain threshold, the quality of the sound will become degraded and there will not be covered under string tension will be performed by an experienced and qualified repairman. 29 Neck Resets The strings exert a tremendous amount of constant tension on the specific preamp...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... your guitar in a hard shell case at all of the strings about a whole step, so that you plan to dramatic changes in protection. Set-up Traveling with your hygrometer and humidifier so that the tension is reduced from the top and neck of the instrument. To help prevent possible damage, de-tune all times for most acoustic guitar models.

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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.... If you plan to store the instrument for a long period of the plated parts with a hygrometer to preserve its integrity and natural beauty. When not playing the instrument, keep it tuned to pitch and in its original shape, it may... be necessary to give your thirsty fingerboard a "drink" of an overly dry and shrunken fingerboard. It is a good idea to have the fret edges filed by a professional luthier. For satin finishes, use , making sure to wipe the fingerboard and strings...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... rod or action of their instrument. For comprehensive Fender setup specifications, visit the support section of our Fender website at : (480-596-7195). If you do not feel comfortable making these adjustments to your new guitar we recommend that you need assistance locating an authorized Fender Service Center, please contact your local authorized Fender Service Center. Care Servicing Your Guitar Many experienced guitar owners have a settling in period...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... PROOF OF PURCHASE VALIDATING THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. To receive warranty service, return the complete instrument to an Authorized Fender Service Center, with your instrument may also be authorized for warranty service and should be repaired or replaced (at Fender's discretion) without charge. Defective components that pickups, switches, jacks, controls, all other electronic components, tuning machines, hardware, pickguards, plated surfaces, gig bags, cases and case...

Fender Acoustic Guitar Owner s Manual

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... bag including jacks, controls, switches, plated surfaces, tuning machines, pickguards, zippers, clasps, handles, latches, case hardware etc. 8. Damage to finishes or cracks, splitting, or warping of wood due to changes in any service initiated for the purpose of Nature. 9. Wear and tear on Fender instruments are not covered by this warranty. Fret wear, saddle wear, nut wear, strings and batteries. 3. Finish, checking...

Fender PM-1 Deluxe Dreadnought Service Manual

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... 24, 2015 - FENDER PARAMOUNT DELUXE DREADNOUGHT (0960270XXX) PARTS LAYOUT 1 1 2 7 8 4 6 REF# DESCRIPTION 1 TUNER KEYS SET NICKEL WITH BLACK BUTTONS 2 NUT BONE (43MM X 6MM) 3 PICKGUARD FENDER 4 SADDLE COMPENSATED BONE 5 BRIDGE PIN EBONY W/ ABALONE DOTS 6 BRIDGE FENDER ACOUSTIC 55MM EBONY 7 STRAP BUTTON ACOUSTIC NICKEL 8 PREAMP FENDER PARAMOUNT DREADNOUGHT * CASE TKLB5033/BL FENDER DREADNOUGHT * TRUSS ROD ALLEN WRENCH 4MM X 80 X 115 * HUMIDIFIER SOUNDHOLE * = NOT PICTURED IN DIAGRAM PART NUMBER 0081000045 0081000035 7706576000...

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