| Author: | Bert van der Moer | ISBN: | 9789080989993 |
| Publisher: | Guitars Recycled | Publication: | March 13, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Guitars Recycled | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bert van der Moer |
| ISBN: | 9789080989993 |
| Publisher: | Guitars Recycled |
| Publication: | March 13, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Guitars Recycled |
| Language: | English |
This book describes how to find the parts with which a Telecaster is made and how to put these together creating a real “Recycled Guitar”. Content: - all Telecaster components, how to get them and what pitfalls to watch out for - how to convert that heap of metal and wood to a great instrument - minimum set of tools, suitable for the one-time builder - how to set up the result (neck relief, radius, intonation, playability etc) - overview of serial numbers and dating of Fender guitars as aid when buying stuff - extended info on guitar electronics and the famous 5switch workings - some more subjects of interest; frets, tonewood, common problems, making a new nut etc. Building a Recycled Guitar or Frankie, gives you the unqiue opportunity to build and customize a guitar completely to your own wishes and budget. Make your own dream come true and gain the confidence to upgrade any other guitar. Have fun! Bert van der Moer, 2011
This book describes how to find the parts with which a Telecaster is made and how to put these together creating a real “Recycled Guitar”. Content: - all Telecaster components, how to get them and what pitfalls to watch out for - how to convert that heap of metal and wood to a great instrument - minimum set of tools, suitable for the one-time builder - how to set up the result (neck relief, radius, intonation, playability etc) - overview of serial numbers and dating of Fender guitars as aid when buying stuff - extended info on guitar electronics and the famous 5switch workings - some more subjects of interest; frets, tonewood, common problems, making a new nut etc. Building a Recycled Guitar or Frankie, gives you the unqiue opportunity to build and customize a guitar completely to your own wishes and budget. Make your own dream come true and gain the confidence to upgrade any other guitar. Have fun! Bert van der Moer, 2011
